Reading between the lines: A see-through church made out of steel in Groot-Loon
In 2011, the young architect duo Pieterjan Gijs and Arnout Van Vaerenbergh from Leuven adorned the already beautiful fruit region
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Architecture
Renovation of Place De Brouckère is officially complete
The renovation of Place De Brouckère has been deemed to be “officially complete” by the Brussels authorities. After more than two
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The Future Library: Why Norway is planting trees of hope for the world’s future generations
On Monday April 15th, hundreds of people looked up at the sky in Paris and gazed at the impossible: Notre
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April, always: A portrait of Brussels in parts
Imagery Sunlight ebbs up the walls while I walk along Avenue de la Couronne. There is sand covering the cobblestones, the beach
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Forty houses to open this year: The Brussels Art Nouveau & Art Deco (BANAD) Festival
The new edition of the Brussels Art Nouveau & Art Deco Festival will take place from March 16 to 31,
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City of Brussels opens call for projects: Vaux-Hall Summer
The City of Brussels launches a call for an original artistic concept for the Friday evenings of Vaux-Hall Summer 2019. The
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April, always: A portrait of Brussels in parts
Form This week I entered the Berlaymont building for the first time. Walking into it as a visitor feels like
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7 Belgian projects shortlisted for the ‘Oscars of Architecture’
The ‘Mies van der Rohe Award’, named after the German furniture designer and architect (1886-1969), is the most prestigious prize
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Heated controversy: Demolition and reconstruction of the former KBC site on Avenue du Port in Molenbeek
The project for the demolition of part of the former KBC site on Avenue du Port and the transformation into
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The emblematic Bourse building in downtown Brussels will undergo a facelift
Rudi Vervoort, Minister-President of the Brussels-Capital Region, and Philippe Close, Mayor of the City of Brussels, have recently announced the
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