Dudenpark Restoration: What to Expect During the Year-Long Project

Federal developer Beliris is launching a comprehensive renovation of Dudenpark in Vorst in six consecutive phases, following previous updates to the Park van Vorst and the planned addition of a new playground in Jupiterpark. According to Leefmilieu Brussel, the project spans a full year and encompasses path renewals, sewage repairs, and green zone upgrades in collaboration with the municipality of Vorst.

Phased Construction Schedule and Park Accessibility

Work begins next week in the higher-angled section of the park, where the Steekspelstraat entrance and surrounding paths will be renewed. Five additional zones will follow in turn. Leefmilieu Brussel reports in a letter to residents that Beliris and the contractor aim to keep disruption as short and low as possible. Visitors will retain access to the park throughout the duration of the project, with the exception of whichever specific zone is actively under construction.

Green Infrastructure and Historic Site Upgrades

The overhaul targets major environmental and structural improvements across the grounds. Water management systems will be upgraded through water-permeable paths, new drainage ditches, and retention basins. Workers will also carry out pruning, install new plantings, and reseed all lawns. Finally, the project includes the redesign of the surrounding areas near Villa Mosselman and the Dudenkasteel, alongside the addition of a second playground in the lower section of the park near Mysteriestraat.

Did You Know? The renewal of Dudenpark follows earlier local upgrades, including the renovation of the Park van Vorst and the Jupiterpark, where a new playground comes with green connections to the other parks.

Frequently Asked Questions

When will the Dudenpark renovation work begin?

The construction is scheduled to start next week in the higher-angled section of the park near the Steekspelstraat entrance.

Who is executing the park renovations?

Federal developer Beliris is carrying out the project in collaboration with the municipality of Vorst and Leefmilieu Brussel.

Will the park remain open to visitors during the construction?

Yes, the park will stay accessible throughout the entire year-long project, except for the specific zone where work is actively taking place.

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