A neglected district, scorned after the industrial decline that left it scarred, Molenbeek has developed some of the most picturesque Art Nouveau

In the early 1920s, Joseph Diongre worked with other architects to build several social housing complexes in what was then known as the European

The area around Rue Gabrielle Petit is a fascinating example of Art Deco architecture applied to everyday townhouses and residential buildings.

Designed in 1927-1928 by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specialising in the sale of building materials, this Ar

Koekelberg's first town hall was built in 1882 to plans by architect Delplace.

Art Deco and modernism shaped the urban landscape of the 1920s and 1930s on this side of the canal too. In Koekelberg, much of Rue Seghers was de

Between the wars, some 30 architects began designing garden cities, a model aimed at providing quality housing for the working and middle classes

Comprising 275 homes - more than half of the 500 initially planned - the Cité Moderne is the work of architect Victor Bourgeois, who, aged just 2

The project to build a religious edifice on this site was the initiative of Leopold II, the builder king.

2025 is the Art Deco Year in Brussels! On this occasion, the Friends of the Basilica, the municipalities of Ganshoren and Koekelberg, the Museum

Named after its last owner, this four-sided Art Deco villa was built in 1922 to plans by architect Antoine Pompe.

The events of the period between the two world wars had a big influence on daily life and on the Belgian Beer culture.