Brussels constructs Europe's largest frying pan

The redevelopment of Schuman Square in Brussels was intended to transform the space into a greener, more functional meeting area symbolizing European unity. However, the project remains unfinished, with the planned steel canopy and green roof never built due to rising costs, political disagreements, and complex governance. The square now serves as a concrete expanse, with officials exploring cheaper and greener alternatives to fulfill its intended role. The project continues to face debate over the best way to revitalize this key EU location.

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