The former rectory provides temporary shelter in a safe and comfortable environment, with tailored support to help families work towards a new start. The city is responding to the growing need for temporary accommodation, particularly for larger families.
The historic building, formed by merging two older deep houses in the late 18th century, retained its character during renovation. Original masonry and beams were preserved. After considering demolition in 1950, the protected heritage site now receives a new social function.
The City of Brugge continues to focus on safe and quality accommodation. A comfortable living environment helps families rebuild stability, with the crisis home serving as a starting point for a support program aimed at recovery, self-reliance, and integration.
