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# Spaces Court of Justice

The Marolles is one of the oldest working-class quarters of Brussels, and Rue aux Laines, or Wollestraat, runs along its edge opposite the Palais de Justice, the enormous nineteenth-century courthouse that dominates the skyline of the upper town. The Spaces centre at number 70 is a building with its own presence: a modern stone façade, a central atrium and a roof terrace filled with greenery. The mix is intentional. The operator describes the neighbourhood as a place where old administrative buildings sit beside techno clubs and independent fashion shops, and the workspace aims to carry the same creative energy.

Natural light enters through the atrium and floor-to-ceiling windows, and the centre spreads over four floors with a variety of offices, lounges and conference rooms. The listed facilities are generous: a lounge area, bookable meeting rooms, a terrace, showers, parking, bicycle parking and wheelchair access, plus surveillance cameras and snacks. Wi-Fi is described as fast and friendly administrative staff are on hand. For a small studio or consultancy, that combination means you can focus on clients rather than facilities.

The location suits people whose work touches the legal and cultural worlds. Barristers, notaries, legal-tech teams and expert witnesses will appreciate being across from the courthouse. Creative agencies, architects and designers will enjoy the galleries and independent shops around the Marolles. Entrepreneurs who like a district with texture rather than a sterile business park will find it here. Because the building is a Spaces centre, you can also work in shared areas and take a private office when you need it.

Getting here is easy. The Louise metro station and its tram and bus connections are a short walk away, and trams also run from Place Poelaert, where the Anglo-Belgian war memorial stands. A public lift from the Marolles up to Place Poelaert connects the lower and upper town, so walking to the centre or the Sablon is simple. That makes lunch meetings, gallery visits and evening plans easy to arrange without a car.

Around the building, the Marolles has a famous flea market on Place du Jeu de Balle, small cafés on Rue Haute and a mix of old workshops and new studios. The upper town holds the Sablon antiques quarter and a string of museums. For clients visiting from abroad, being across from Brussels' grandest courthouse is a memorable detail.

Consider the building as a base for a hybrid team. Part of the group can work in the shared lounges, another part can take a private office on one of the four floors, and the conference rooms can host a client workshop in the afternoon. The roof terrace gives the team a place to eat lunch outdoors in good weather, a rarity in the upper town. Cyclists have secure bicycle parking and showers for a morning ride, and drivers have parking in the building, which is an advantage in a district where street spaces are scarce. Whatever your arrangement, the staff on site handle visitors and administration, which saves a small company from hiring a receptionist of its own. For a first visit, walk up from the Louise side and note how quickly the street changes from boutiques to the Marolles. Many clients enjoy that contrast, and it gives your team a story to tell about where they work. If the roof terrace is a priority, ask about the best time of day to see it in the light.

To take it further, tell us how many people you are, what type of space you need and when you want to start. We will ask the centre for current availability and conditions and can add a visit to see the roof terrace and atrium.

- **Location:** Brussels — City Centre (Brussels)
- **Address:** Rue aux Laines, 70, 1000 Brussels
- **Operator:** Spaces
- **Amenities:** Bikes Available, Reception, Showers, Purified Water, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Parking, Kitchenette, Lounge Area, Terrace, Surveillance Cameras

## Pricing

- Private Office at Spaces Court of Justice (Private Office): €475/month

## Nearby transport

- Poelaert (tram, 2 min walk)
- Louise - Louiza (subway, 2 min walk)
- Jeu de Balle - Vossenplein (bus, 4 min walk)
- Petit Sablon - Kleine Zavel (tram, 6 min walk)
- Stéphanie - Stefania (tram, 6 min walk)

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