Heffen-Dorp 17

“Heffena” is a brand new residential project in Heffen, a sub-municipality of Mechelen. Project Heffena enjoys a true top location in the village center of Heffen, on the corner of the beautiful Dorpsplein and the Kazernestraat, and close to the Sint-Amanduskerk and the Zenne, where it is wonderful to relax. The bustling city of Mechelen is a stone's throw away and Antwerp and Brussels are also within easy reach.

The contemporary, timeless architecture and a high-quality finish with, among other things, great importance attached to the BEN standards aimed at building energy-efficient and sustainable entities.

Welcome to your new workplace!

Excellent location

Working in the village center of Heffen is fun. The access to the E19 and A12 and the cycling distance to Mechelen is an asset for both your customers and your employees.

Expertise in energy standards

Thanks to the strong commitment to sustainability, the Heffena project meets the BEN standards. In order to achieve this level of E20 of an energy-efficient building, the following measures have been taken, among others: a well-thought-out building design, very strong insulation, making the unit as airtight as possible, an individual balance ventilation (type D) for the supply of fresh air and the removal of polluted air, limitation of electricity consumption through the use of energy-efficient appliances, installation of solar panels, glazing with high insulating performance ... In short, the units meet the strictest standards, which means that they will also retain their value in the future.

Shop and office tailored to the village

For this unique project, the client has collaborated with various architects to design a place tailored to the user and the village.

Designer Reginald Schellen: “Heffena was designed to the scale of the village and the adjacent historic buildings. In the Kazernestraat, there is a harmonious connection with the characteristic terraced houses of the village. The typical red-brown facing brick, the vertical windows, the plinth and the cornice are interpreted in a contemporary way. With its extra building layer, the rather massive corner building provides an architectural accent without wanting to compete with the adjacent, historically valuable buildings. The details and the white facing brick match the brewer's house, to the left of the former brewery. In consultation with Monumentenzorg, the historical valuable elements are preserved and accentuated. The commercial spaces contribute to a lively village square and the green garden zone is also a visual added value.”