After experimenting with Art Nouveau, after the First World War Jean-Baptiste Dewin adopted a style influenced by Art Deco and the International

At the instigation of the Foyer Anderlechtois, the garden city of La Roue was built in 1921 under the direction of architect Jean-Jules Eggericx.

After the First World War, the Société Nationale des Habitations et Logements à Bon Marché was founded in 1919 to remedy the severe shortage of h

The Meir district in Anderlecht is the largest urban development project in Anderlecht since the creation of the Cureghem district at the end of

In response to the demographic explosion and shortage of quality housing for the lower middle class at the beginning of the 20th century, the mun

In the 1920s, an entire residential district was built on the edge of Astrid Park. Taken as a whole, it is a rather coherent architectural ensemb

In front of La Fourmilière cultural café, in the heart of Anderlecht’s historic centre and a stone’s throw from the Maison d’Erasme, this open-ai

Brasseries Atlas stands as an important witness to Brussels' rich industrial and brewing past, perpetuating a flourishing activity in this Anderl

This walk invites you to discover the social and human history, since the 19th century, of the municipalities crossed by the canal. Anderlecht an

On 25 September 1907, following a congress of the Belgian Workers’ Party (POB) in 1906, Social Security was created.

Joseph Diongre is best known for the Flagey building, the town hall in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert and villas in the east of Brussels.

Saint-Jean-Baptiste church is one of three concrete churches in Brussels.