Gare Maritime, Brussels Building
Redesigned by Neutelings Riedijk Architects, Gare Maritime, Brussels, has been transformed into a covered city with a mixed program of working and shopping and plenty of public space to relax.
Belgian Architecture News: Belgium Buildings
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Rain Amplifier Folly, Belgium
Designed by Matthijs la Roi Architects, the Rain Amplifier is a cedar-clad rain sculpture and stage, situated in the forest environment of Sint-Arnolduspark, Belgium.
Heldentoren in Knokke-Heist, West Flanders
Designed by Neutelings Riedijk Architects, the Heldentoren Hotel will be the new beacon for the beach resort Knokke-Heist. It will be one of the highest towers on the Belgian coast
3D-printed model home, Kamp C Westerlo
3D-printed model home by Kamp C in Westerlo – world first to print a complete house in one piece: Centre for Sustainability and Innovation in construction, in province of Antwerp, used the largest 3D concrete printer in Europe.
Nursery in Lessines, Belgium Building
Design: Bekkering ARJM Architeture. A nursery is a place of life that has a special place in the world of “services” because of the very nature of its function. Indeed, this environment is more than a workplace.
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Brussels Architecture Tours: Belgian Walking Guide
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House LS in Wemmel, Belgium
Wemmel, on the outskirts of Brussels, is well known for its green areas with their monumental villas of the upper class. This Belgian property design by dmvA connext into its south-orientated garden.
European Parliament Design Competition Brussels
European Parliament Design Competition Brussels, Belgium: renewal of the Paul-Henri SPAAK Building – restricted international single stage contest for Chamber – architects from around world invited
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School De Brug Building in Bocholt, Belgium
UArchitects and Lens Ass Architecten’s approach to visualizing education, the School De Brug fosters an ambivalence. First of all there is the way of education and the arrangement of the school around its pupils.
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The Station by the Sea in Oostende, Transport Hub
Designed by Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes the new Ostend Station in Belgium. The large-scale project called “Station by the Sea” was started in 2012 with the renovation and revitalization the station and its district.
P.Nt2 Mixed-Use Transformation Brussels
Transformed by BOB361 architects a former industrial building P.Nt2 now provides its inhabitants with an environment for habitation and work. Due to partial demolitions of the walls, the spaces was provided with plenty of air and light.1