C-mine courtyard in Genk to be renovated next year: Labyrinth will also be addressed

The C-mine courtyard in Genk will undergo renovations next year, focusing on restoration and increased greenery. The city aims to enhance the courtyard's lighting and address wear on the Labyrinth artwork. Restoration of the two headframes is currently underway, costing 3 million euros. Mayor Wim Dries emphasizes the need for a brighter and greener space, responding to concerns about darkness in the evenings. The Labyrinth, designed by Gijs-Van Vaerenbergh, will also be assessed for future integration and preservation within its environment.