Schaerbeek: 4 renovated housing units opened by Foyer Schaerbeekois for families

Foyer Schaerbeekois inaugurated four renovated apartments, offering modern and comfortable housing for Schaerbeek residents.

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On Tuesday, October 13, the Foyer Schaerbeekois opened the doors of the Chardons 3 building, renovated to accommodate four families in modern and comfortable housing.

On Tuesday, October 13, the Foyer Schaerbeekois opened the doors of the Chardons 3 building, following the completion of renovations on four housing units intended for new Schaerbeek families. The visit brought together the Mayor of Schaerbeek, the Alderman for Housing, administrators, staff from Foyer Schaerbeekois, and several local residents.
This project has created one two-bedroom apartment and three three-bedroom apartments, offering modern, comfortable, and family-adapted housing. Visitors were able to see the results of the work and speak with the teams involved from conception to completion.
A particularity of this renovation is that the project was entirely designed and managed by the architects of the Foyer Schaerbeekois, whose work was unanimously praised for the quality of the fittings and the ingenuity of the solutions developed.
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"This achievement fully illustrates the expertise and commitment of the Foyer Schaerbeekois teams in serving its heritage and its tenants."

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The visit also provided an opportunity to warmly thank Nicolas, a young architect who worked at the Foyer Schaerbeekois for two years. Closely involved in the follow-up and success of the Chardons 3 project, he was recognized for his dedication and contribution to the achievements of the Studies and Development department.
Beyond renovating a building, this project demonstrates the Foyer Schaerbeekois's commitment to sustainable investment in its heritage to provide quality housing and enhance the living environment for its tenants, showcasing the internal expertise and skills of its teams.
Based on information from the official source: Le Foyer Schaerbeekois (16/10/2026)