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The data are presented following the established order where there is one, otherwise by alphabetical order, barring errors or omissions. It is strictly forbidden to use these data for direct marketing purposes. If you detect any errors, please report them to: [email protected] Managed by the Publications Office © European Union, 2021 Reproduction is authorised. For any use or reproduction of individual photos, permission must be sought directly from the copyright holders. LIST OF BUILDINGS (CODES) Code City Adress Code City Adress ARIA Luxembourg Ariane building Rue de Genève 1 / Genèvestraat 1 400, route d’Esch G12 Brussels Genève 12 - Not on the map B100 Brussels Belliard 100 Rue de Genève 12 / Genèvestraat 12 Rue Belliard 100 / Belliardstraat 100 G6 Brussels Genève 6 - Not on the map B232 Brussels Belliard 232 Rue de Genève 6-8 / Genèvestraat 6-8 Rue Breydel 4 / Breydelstraat 4 GRAN Grange Dunsany, Grange B28 Brussels Belliard 28 GUIM Brussels Guimard Rue Belliard 28 / Belliardstraat 28 Rue Guimard 10 / Guimardstraat 10 BECH Luxembourg Bech building HEI Luxembourg Foyer européen - Not on the map 5, rue Alphonse Weicker 10-12, rue Heine BERL Brussels Berlaymont HTC Luxembourg HITEC Rue de la Loi 200 / Wetstraat 200 11, rue Eugène Ruppert BOUR Brussels Bourg - Not on the map HTWG Brussels Houtweg - Not on the map Rue Colonel Bourg 135-139 / Kolonel Bourgstraat 135-139 Houtweg 23 BOUR2 Brussels Bourg 2 - Not on the map J27 Brussels Joseph II 27 Rue Colonel Bourg 115 / Kolonel Bourgstraat 115 Rue Joseph II 27 / Josef II-straat 27 BRE2 Brussels Breydel 2 J30 Brussels Joseph II 30 Avenue d’Auderghem 19 / Oudergemselaan 19 Rue Joseph II 30 / Josef II-straat 30 BREY Brussels Breydel J54 Brussels Joseph II 54 Avenue d’Auderghem 45 / Oudergemselaan 45 Rue Joseph II 54 / Josef II-straat 54 BU1 Brussels Beaulieu 1 - Not on the map J59 Brussels Joseph II 59 Avenue de Beaulieu 1 / Beaulieulaan 1 Rue Joseph II 59 / Josef II-straat 59 BU24 Brussels Beaulieu 24 - Not on the map J70 Brussels Joseph II 70 Avenue de Beaulieu 24 / Beaulieulaan 24 Rue Joseph II 70 / Josef II-straat 70 BU25 Brussels Beaulieu 25 - Not on the map J79 Brussels Joseph II 79 Avenue de Beaulieu 25 / Beaulieulaan 25 Rue Joseph II 79 / Josef II-straat 79 BU29 Brussels Beaulieu 29 - Not on the map J99 Brussels Joseph II 99 Avenue de Beaulieu 29 / Beaulieulaan 29 Rue Joseph II 99 / Josef II-straat 99 BU31 Brussels Beaulieu 31 - Not on the map JRCGEEL Geel Geel site Avenue de Beaulieu 31 / Beaulieulaan 31 Retieseweg 111 BU33 Brussels Beaulieu 33 - Not on the map JRCISP Ispra Ispra site Avenue de Beaulieu 33 / Beaulieulaan 33 Via Enrico Fermi 2749, I BU5 Brussels Beaulieu 5 - Not on the map JRCKARLS Karlsruhe Karlsruhe site Avenue de Beaulieu 5 / Beaulieulaan 5 Hermann-von-Helmholtz-Platz 1 BU9 Brussels Beaulieu 9 - Not on the map JRCPETT Petten Petten site Avenue de Beaulieu 9 / Beaulieulaan 9 Westerduinweg 3 C107 Brussels Cortenbergh 107 JRCSEVI Seville Expo building Avenue de Cortenbergh 107 / Kortenberglaan 107 Calle Inca Garcilaso, 3 C115 Brussels Cortenbergh 115 KORT Brussels Archives Avenue de Cortenbergh 115 / Kortenberglaan 115 Industriepark Guldendelle Vinkstraat 2 C158 Brussels Cortenbergh 158 L102 Brussels Loi 102 Avenue de Cortenbergh 158 / Kortenberglaan 158 Rue de la Loi 102 / Wetstraat 102 C25 Brussels Cortenbergh 25 L130 Brussels Loi 130 Avenue de Cortenbergh 25 / Kortenberglaan 25 Rue de la Loi 130 / Wetstraat 130 CCAB Brussels Albert Borschette Centre L15 Brussels Loi 15 Rue Froissart 36 / Froissartstraat 36 Rue de la Loi 15 / Wetstraat 15 CDMA Brussels Champ de Mars L41 Brussels Loi 41 Rue du Champ de Mars 21 / Marsveldstraat 21 Rue de la Loi 41 / Wetstraat 41 CHAR Brussels Charlemagne L56 Brussels Loi 56 Rue de la Loi 170 / Wetstraat 170 Rue de la Loi 56 / Wetstraat 56 CLOV Brussels Crèche Clovis L86 Brussels Loi 86 Boulevard Clovis 75-79 / Clovislaan 75-79 Rue de la Loi 86 / Wetstraat 86 COLE Brussels Crèche Cornet-Leman LACC Luxembourg Laccolith building Rue du Cornet 41-45 / Hoornstraat 41-45 20, rue Eugène Ruppert COVE Brussels Covent Garden - Not on the map LX40 Brussels Luxembourg 40 Place Rogier 16 / Rogierplein 16 Rue du Luxembourg 40 / Luxemburgstraat 40 COVE2 Brussels Covent Garden 2 - Not on the map LX46 Brussels Luxembourg 46 Place Rogier 16 / Rogierplein 16 Rue du Luxembourg 46 / Luxemburgstraat 46 CPE1 Luxembourg Centre polyvalent de la petite enfance MADO Brussels Madou 1, rue Albert Borschette Place Madou 1 / Madouplein 1 CPE2 Luxembourg Centre polyvalent de la petite enfance (crèche) MER Luxembourg Mercier Rue Albert Borschette 2, rue Mercier CPE3 Luxembourg Centre polyvalent de la petite enfance (nouveau bâtiment) MERO Brussels Merode Rue Albert Borschette Avenue de Tervuren 41 / Tervurenlaan 41 CPE5 Mamer Centre polyvalent de l’enfance MON15 Brussels Montoyer 15 Rue Gaston Thorn Rue Montoyer 15 / Montoyerstraat 15 CSM1 Brussels Cour Saint-Michel 1 MON34 Brussels Montoyer 34 Cours Saint-Michel 23 / Sint-Michielswarande 23 Rue Montoyer 34 / Montoyerstraat 34 DAV1 Brussels Immeuble logistique - Not on the map MON59 Brussels Montoyer 59 Avenue du Bourget 1-3 / Bourgetlaan 1-3 Rue Montoyer 59 / Montoyerstraat 59 DM24 Brussels Demot 24 N105 Brussels Nerviens 105 Rue Demot 24 / Demotstraat 24 Avenue des Nerviens 105 / Nervierslaan 105 DM28 Brussels Demot 28 ORBN Brussels Orban Rue Demot 28 / Demotstraat 28 Square Frère Orban 8 / Frère-Orbansquare 8 DRB Luxembourg Drosbach building OVER Brussels Overijse - Not on the map 12, rue G. Kroll Avenue de la Sapinière 54 / Dennenboslaan 54 EE1 Luxembourg European School I — Kirchberg PALM Brussels Crèche Palmerston 23, boulevard Konrad Adenauer Avenue Palmerston 6-14 / Palmerstonlaan 6-14 EE2 Mamer European School II — Bertrange - Not on the map PLB3 Brussels Philippe Le Bon 3 Rue Gaston Thorn Philippe Le Bon 3 / Filips de Goedestraat 3 EEAS Brussels EEAS Building RP14 Brussels InfEuropa Schuman 14 Rond Point Robert Schuman 9A / Robert Schumanplein 9A Rue Archimède 1 / Archimedesstraat 1 EUFO1 Luxembourg Euroforum SC11 Brussels Science 11 12, rue Robert Stümper Rue de la Science 11 / Wetenschapsstraat 11 EUROPE
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