RHEA Cybersecurity Centre

project features

As part of its strategy for innovation and digital resilience, RHEA launched the development of a next-generation cybersecurity centre, combining technological performance, environmental sustainability, and architectural excellence. This complex and demanding project aims to create a highly secure operational environment while ensuring open, bright spaces that foster collaboration. The main challenge lay in reconciling architectural transparency with the maximum security requirements inherent to a cybersecurity facility.

Among the notable technical features, the building includes a Faraday cage, currently under construction, intended to protect sensitive equipment against electromagnetic interference. The building structure is developed in a modular way, with 6 specialised compartments and 3 levels of enhanced security.

environmental integration & sustainability

An in-depth architectural reflection on the integration of the building within its context was conducted in order to achieve a harmonious project, fully embedded in its natural environment and with a low ecological impact. The project is BREEAM Excellent certified, demonstrating its strong commitment to sustainable development. The selected materials are 100% Belgian, including the granito finishes (white Verona marble, black granito with brass joints).

atmosphere and finishes

Ground floor: light granito and bespoke woodwork, creating an elegant and welcoming atmosphere. Basement: sophisticated black granito, technical spaces with touches of colour and brass finishes. Furniture: bespoke reception desk, high-tech screens. This centre embodies a new generation of digital infrastructure, where security, sustainability, and user well-being converge in an exemplary project.