SILO BRUSSELS
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SILO Brussels, Space for exhibitions and cultural exchanges.
Silo Brussels welcomes and advises on all types of events: product launches, kick off meetings, conferences, incentives, team buildings, etc.
Located on the canal at Neder Over Heembeek, Silo Brussels, a former brewery and malthouse is sure to astound you with its industrial look and the simplicity of its spaces. Going in via the Silos and the entrance chamber with its mix of old brick, steel and concrete is an experience in itself.
The rooms, Meudon, Navy’s, Ketjes, Rubens, Black Bull and Bark Ale named after beers once brewed there, will amaze you. The Workshop, the Mezzanine and the Kiosk will blow you away with their original features. The 750 m² Rooftop adds the finishing touch. Facing due south it offers an unparalleled view over the canal and Brussels….
Exhibitions, cultural meetings, conferences, product launches, exhibitions and fairs find their place in the different spaces of the Silo. These also allow the combination of several different themes. Each space will provide a unique experience made of art and aesthetics, to your customers, contacts, collaborators and suppliers.
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Studios Events online
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Sas
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Meudon
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Workshop & Mezzanine
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Navy’s
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Rooftop
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Kiosk
HISTORY
In the beginning, there was a brewery. Over two hundred people worked there producing water, lemonade, beer and malt. Lacking water in sufficient quantity supplied by the Marly source, activities were stopped some thirty years ago.
And this is where the story of Silo begins. Two young entrepreneurs working in the packing and transportation of artwork purchased the former brewery to set up their office and workshop. It took seven years to turn this derelict building into a venue worthy of displaying some of the finest works of art. The result? A vast, magnificent venue that combines concrete, brick and steel and leaves no one indifferent to its beauty and soul. From this realisation, the idea was born to change the plan and use this former factory as an event venue showcasing its formidable character.
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