Ingenium assists the Flemish government during the delivery trajectory of phase 2 of the KMSKA in Antwerp by means of a commissioning trajectory. In addition, a maintenance and management plan is drawn up and a maintenance firm is appointed.

The KMSKA in Antwerp is one of the largest and most beautiful museums in our country. In 2011 it closed its doors for a thorough renovation. Many works were given on loan to other houses such as the Rockox House and Bozar, among others. After almost 10 years, the end of the renovation is in sight. It goes without saying that after the renovation the museum is equipped with the latest gadgets in the field of climate control. Adjusting them is no sinecure. Rubens likes to have it neatly tuned. Ingenium has important expertise in this field and therefore guides het facilitair bedrijf of the Flemish government in this.

During the first few months, Ingenium will also monitor the installations via the building management system to make continuous adjustments where necessary. Such a complex installation also requires very specific maintenance. Specialized maintenance companies are eager to perform this maintenance. Ingenium helps to make the right choice in that area by drawing up a maintenance and management plan with strict conditions and SLAs.

Through monthly follow-up meetings, we will check whether the maintenance is carried out correctly. In this way, we are doing our part to make KMSKA one of the new attractions of Antwerp.