Ask someone what the Port of Brussels looks like and they'll picture BRYC, the marina at Pont Van Praet. Fair enough. It's the part everyone sees. It's also about two kilometres of a fourteen-kilometre story.

Our brief was to reposition the Port as both business engine and place people actually go and the insight that unlocked it was simple: this port isn't background infrastructure, it's a pulse. It feeds the city, moves it, keeps something running underneath everything else. *Un cœur qui bat dans la ville* — a heart beating in the city became the line everything else had to live up to.