Sweco Belgium
Three Laureates at the Publica Awards 2025
At the EBP Publica Awards, three of our projects were honoured with a top prize. They were selected as inspiring examples of innovative public initiatives. This recognition highlights the commitment and expertise we bring to our work every day. Our sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to this achievement: colleagues, clients, and partners. Your dedication and collaboration continue to make a real difference!
Egied Van Broeckhoven School in Sint-Jans-Molenbeek
1st Place Award in Heritage & Architecture
This project brings together heritage, circular construction, and social engagement. The former brewery was transformed into a modern, sustainable school while respecting its Art Deco architecture. Thanks to collaboration with local organisations, the school also serves as a social hub in the neighbourhood. Sweco was responsible for structural engineering, acoustics, technical systems, energy performance, and sustainability.
Complete Renovation of the Beverentunnel
Public Choice Award in Urban Development & Infrastructure & Mobility
One of the largest tunnel renovations in Flanders, with a strong focus on sustainability and safety. The tunnel is being equipped with new lighting, ventilation, and fire protection systems, while solar panels and water purification ensure environmentally friendly operation. Sweco supports the AWV with technical coordination during the execution design and intensive site supervision.
Leopold Barracks in Ghent
Public Choice Award in Heritage & Architecture
This former military site has been transformed into an open urban district with housing, the provincial government building, a hotel, and a neighbourhood park. Within the ‘bouwteam’, we were responsible for the structural engineering.
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