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Gibson Dunn Offices – Brussels

SHAKE Design & Build’s Gibson Dunn Offices in Brussels masterfully blend refined aesthetics with functional clarity, creating a high-end workspace that embodies sophistication and efficiency.

Firm
  • Client Gibson Dunn,
  • size 16,146 sqft
  • Year 2026
  • Location Brussels, Belgium,
  • Industry Law Firm / Legal Services,
  • 1,500 m² of precision, presence and poise, in the heart of Brussels. Our office design and build project for Gibson Dunn unfolds across 1,500 m² of tailored workspace within the iconic Louise Tower.

    From concept to completion, SHAKE crafted a high-end workplace design that reflects the firm’s global stature and its demand for structure, focus, and quiet sophistication. The project translates these values into a refined and functional office interior design, combining clarity, discretion, and spatial efficiency.

    Timeless in spirit and refined in execution, the space is built on contrasts: solid materials with a light presence, functional clarity with aesthetic nuance, privacy with transparency. This balance defines a contemporary workspace design adapted to the needs of a leading international law firm.

    A sculptural staircase defines the vertical flow, acting as both anchor and architectural expression. Wrapped around the core, a “second skin” enhances circulation and integrates storage with seamless discretion, supporting a highly efficient office layout design. A “transparent skin” ensures confidentiality while preserving a sense of openness and light—an essential quality in a premium professional environment.

    Every line, material and junction was designed with intention, contributing to a cohesive and high-performance work environment. The result is a workplace that conveys confidence, supports focus and collaboration, and reflects the identity of Gibson Dunn with precision and elegance.

    Design: SHAKE Desing & Build
    Design Team: Filipe Farias, Belen Garcia, Tom Proces, Aurore Vande Velde
    Photography: Stijn