Prim'vert
– Marbehan, Belgium
SUMMARY
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| Total built area | 9,860 m² |
| Asset type | Residential |
| Location | Marbehan, Belgium |
| Status | Under construction |
| Fund | JEC |
About the Project
Nestled near the train station and framed by green spaces
In Marbehan (Belgium), Equilis is converting a brownfield into Prim’Vert, a residential quarter designed to blend nature, social life, and mobility. Nestled near the train station and framed by green spaces, the project aims to become a park-inhabited neighborhood — a place where shared gardens, walkways, and thoughtful design bring people closer to their surroundings and to one another.
Key Highlights
Mixed typologies to foster social diversity
- Rehabilitation of a 3.7-hectare brownfield site into a cohesive living environment in partnership with IDELUX.
- Emphasis on soft mobility: the railway station is just steps away, and internal design prioritizes walking and cycling over vehicle transit.
- Biodiversity and water sensitivity are embedded: retention of existing trees, landscaped promenades, rainwater management via basins and swales.
- Mixed typologies to foster social diversity: apartments, houses, and spaces for communal life.
- A demonstration of Equilis’ capability in urban regeneration, combining environmental requalification, technical execution, and coherent neighborhood vision.
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