In the vibrant heart of Diegem, just a stone's throw from Brussels, stands an architectural masterpiece that defies the laws of gravity and celebrates light: The Wings.

This building, with its majestic wings of glass and steel, not only redefines the skyline of the Flemish town but also sets new standards of comfort, well-being, and sustainability. Born from the vision of the developer Ghelamco and designed by the Assar studio, The Wings is articulated into four sectors of varying heights, a mosaic of spaces that accommodate offices, a hotel, a gym, restaurants, co-working areas, a majestic atrium, and an auditorium. 

Among its tenants, the name of EY Belgium stands out, having chosen this exceptional location as its headquarters. There are 13,600 square meters of insulating and safety glass enveloping The Wings, a technological mantle that filters light and heat, significantly contributing to the achievement of the BREEAM Excellent certification. Among the key players is AGC Stopray Silver 47/29 glass, an example of excellence in solar control, with its elegant silver appearance and high-level performance. 

The Wings is an innovative building that surprises with its bold, cutting-edge architecture. The organic shapes, the wide spaces flooded with natural light, the green terraces that open towards the sky, all contribute to creating an ideal, modern and creative work environment. The Wings is a unique work of its kind, the only building in Belgium to have obtained three high-level certifications: BREEAM Excellent, WELL Gold, and DGNB Gold. An achievement that testifies to the commitment of the designers in creating a building that not only respects the environment but also promotes the well-being of people. 

Behind this extraordinary achievement is the imprint of AGC Glass Europe, a European leader in the flat glass sector, a company that has always invested in research and innovation to offer increasingly sustainable and high-performance solutions.