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The Paul-Henri SPAAK Building is part of the European Parliament complex in Brussels – the heart and the home of European democracy representing 450 million citizens from 27 EU member countries. Here no fewer than 24 languages are routinely spoken and interpreted, embodying the European motto ‘United in diversity’.
27 Feb 2020. Plans are in the pipeline for a complete renovation and possible demolition of one of the European Parliament’s two main buildings in Brussels. The work, as yet uncosted, is earmarked for the Paul Henri Spaak building, which houses the main hemicycle that hosts mini plenary sessions. It is also where offices of the assembly’s ...
Paul-Henri Charles Spaak anhören ⓘ /? (* 25. Januar 1899 in Schaerbeek/Schaarbeek bei Brüssel; † 31. Juli 1972 in Braine-l’Alleud) war ein belgischer Politiker ( POB/PSB) und Funktionär internationaler Organisationen. Er war von 1938 bis 1939 und von 1946 bis 1949 Premierminister von Belgien.
Moreau Kusunoki has been awarded third prize in the international design competition for the renewal of the Paul-Henri SPAAK Building, the seat of the European Parliament in Brussels. Our vision for the renewal aspires to reveal a multifaceted view of Europe, its democracy and its ideals. The diversity of natures and cultures, and of languages ...
17. Dez. 2019 · The European Parliament has launched an Architectural competition with the purpose of choosing the best concept for its plenary building in Brussels – The Paul Henri Spaak building. The ...
Located in the Paul-Henri Spaak building, which houses the Hemicycle, the Protocol Entrance is where the European Parliament welcomes VIPs such as presidents, prime ministers and even famous actors. Luminaries and dignitaries regularly visit the European Parliament, and this entrance gives visitors a chance to catch a glimpse of
24. Juni 2020 · The Official Journal of the European Commission announced the international architectural design competition for the renewal of the European Parliament – Paul-Henri SPAAK Building Brussels on 26 May 2020. The international, single stage architectural design project competition with an open pre-qualification followed by a restricted procedure was endorsed by the UIA.
