Although the house’s architect is not known, we do know that the client was of Spanish origin, which is not surprising when you see the interior

This major complex of Art Deco buildings was commissioned by developers Lucien and Gérard Kaisin.

This reinforced concrete vessel was built from 1925 to 1928 at the instigation of General Maes, who financed the work in memory of her daughter S

The Roaring Twenties left behind not only magnificent urban palaces, but also cheerful social housing.

In 1900, architect Émar Collès, co-founder of the Saint-Luc Art Schools in Brussels, was commissioned to build a church in the Helmet district.

Place Princesse Elisabeth and its surroundings are a veritable open-air museum of 1920-1930 architecture.

Although a number of schools were built in the municipality of Schaerbeek, it was not until the early 1930s that an athenaeum was built.

This remarkable Art Deco bourgeois house was built for a Portuguese merchant, Mr Homem de Macédo. It has kept its name ever since.

A residential area built between the wars, the urban planning of the "flower" district favours air, light and greenery. There is a succession of

This walk takes you on a tour of the work of architect Michel Polak (because, no, he did not just design the Villa Empain and the Résidence Palac

In Belgium, the first telephone line was installed in Parliament in 1879.

À l’occasion des Journées européennes du patrimoine, venez visiter librement les différentes salles du musée de l'ObservaLoire à Digoin. Informat