The Solbosch district, once part of the vast Soignes Forest, began its transformation into an urban area when it hosted the 1910 Universal Exhibi

The municipality of Ixelles has only one garden city, named after the physicist Alessandro Volta, as the street once housed the offices of the fo

Entirely decked out in pinkish-grey "Klampsteen" bricks, St.

Ixelles is one of the municipalities most closely linked to the capital and the city centre.

With internships in Paris, Lyon and a number of German cities, Antoine Courtens could also look back on an apprenticeship with Victor Horta, when

With its 17 floors, some consider the Résidence de la Cambre to be Brussels’ first skyscraper.

The Rond-point de l’Etoile and Solbosch districts were the epicentre of modernity during the Roaring Twenties.

A fine example of a modernist building, the eight-storey structure designed in 1929 by architect Joe Ramaekers occupies a strategic corner positi

Art Deco is much more than a simple architectural style; it reflects an era of profound technological, social and cultural change.

Who built Brussels?

From the emblematic Flagey Building - the former INR - embark on an unprecedented exploration of a district you think you know.

The Loge du Droit Humain was built in 1934 by architects Fernand Bodson and Louis Van Hooveld.