Erected in 1933-1934 on the edge of Woluwe Park, the Maison Gombert stands out from the buildings lining Avenue de Tervueren.

La Wittockiana is the museum of book arts and bookbinding in Brussels.

Active until the early 1920s in the firm of Diongre, Van huffel et Bodson, architect Lucien François was also a good friend of Antoine Pompe, ano

This 10 to 12 km running trail, with a total elevation gain of 100 m, offers a chance to discover Brussels’ Art Deco heritage, alternating betwee

A year before designing the Queen Elisabeth Medical Foundation in Jette, architect Henry Lacoste had this house built as his residence.

We are offering a one-hour tour of the Logis-Floréal in Watermael-Boitsfort, an architectural complex built in the 1930s and a true example of Ar

Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of Art Deco as you explore the architectural treasures of Watermael-Boitsfort. Your guide, dressed in p

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