Botanic Spa Antwerp Aidarchitecten

Botanic Spa Antwerp Aidarchitecten Botanic spa antwerp hotel botanic, a polished pearl. the restoration and redevelopment of the former hospital site elisabeth in antwerp city centre consists of a complex of historic buildings and gardens located between lange gasthuisstraat sint jorispoort and leopoldstraat, next to the botanical garden. General manager botanic sanctuary antwerp l dhr. alofs. overkoepelende architectuur opdracht aidarchitecten: herbestemming, restauratie, interieur en uitbreiding bestaande historische gebouwen nieuwbouw en inrichting spa gebouw. bouwhistorisch onderzoek anneleen cassiman. restauratie gesubsidieerde delen ism studie erfgoed en visie. archeologie.

Botanic Spa Antwerp Aidarchitecten A 15th century monastery and chapel in antwerp, belgium, has been transformed into a 108 room hotel and spa focused on community, healing and comfort. botanic sanctuary antwerp sits next to the city’s botanic garden and this leafy, natural setting has been central to defining the concept of the botanic health spa which spans three floors. A 15th century monastery and chapel in belgium’s capital city of antwerp is being transformed into a new five star hotel and botanical spa; botanic sanctuary antwerp. developer iret development is working to retain the location’s identity and create an urban retreat that brings together a sense of the building’s history with contemporary. In the 21st century, our cherished site embarked on a new journey, blossoming into hotel elzenveld. between 2019 and 2021, under the visionary guidance of iret development and aidarchitecten, a remarkable transformation unfolded. the birth of botanic sanctuary antwerp marked a fusion of history and contemporary luxury, creating an unparalleled. General manager botanic sanctuary antwerp l mr alofs. overall architecture assignment aidarchitecten led by gerd van zundert : reallocation, restoration, design and extension of existing historical buildings new construction and design spa building. building archaeological research anneleen cassiman.