Triangle Building

The Triangle building, located on the Robert Schuman Roundabout in Brussels' European Quarter, serves as a significant office space for the European External Action Service (EEAS) and other EU departments. Completed in 2009, this architecturally striking triangular structure was initially named The Capital and features a large circular courtyard. The building's history includes the demolition of the previous JECL complex and a lengthy negotiation process between the European Commission and its developers. With a total area of 60,000 m², the building is primarily leased by the Commission and hosts various EU entities, making it a central hub for European diplomacy and administration. Visitors and researchers interested in the workings of the EU will find the Triangle building a key landmark in understanding the region's political landscape.