 QCEA’s offices are located in the European Quarter in Brussels, close to the EU institutions and Schuman metro station.They occupy a townhouse on Square Ambiorix which was acquired shortly after QCEA’s foundation; it also serves as the main Meeting House for Quakers in Belgium and Luxembourg.The building itself, built in the 1890s by the architect , is a well-preserved example of "art nouveau" architecture and has protected heritage status.