Observing that places of solidarity and accommodation are not subject to planning but arise from temporary spatial opportunities, without formal planning, Ruimteveldwerk emphasizes the need to anchor these places as a permanent part of urban amenities. They should become sustainable locations, not limited to emergency situations but integrated into long-term vision and planning.

To alleviate NGOs operating from humanitarian emergencies, Ruimteveldwerk envisions the Label to develop a masterplan for places of solidarity and accommodation. This masterplan aims to go beyond the conceptual level by establishing connections with different user groups and political entities. The goal is to inspire new thinking about high-quality facilities tailored to the Brussels context, meeting the needs of the most vulnerable groups.