Transforming the Former Tupperware Factory into a New Urban Landscape in Aalst

The project of Pier Kornel, Aalst, once the site of the Tupperware factory along the Dender Canal, has been transformed into a vibrant mixed-use urban district by Matexi and Revive. The project combines different types of housing, assisted-living units, residential functions and green public spaces within a largely car-free environment in the site.
Retaining the iconic industrial sheds as part of its identity, Pier Kornel demonstrates how brownfield regeneration can merge heritage, sustainability, and livability.

role: masterplan and landscape concept designer
for: Architecten Achtergael
in collaboration with: Antea (technical development of the landscape and subdivision permit), Mint (mobility study), 3E (sustainability study)
procedure: competition
status: in construction
period: 2011-present

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