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.

On the occasion of the Heritage Days 2025, CIVA is exceptionally opening the doors of its collections for a series of exclusive guided tours! Ste

Born in Mexico and trained mainly in Switzerland and Paris, Michel Polak arrived in Brussels in 1921 at the request of Belgian businessman and pr

Two masterpieces quickly spring to mind when it comes to Art Deco in Brussels: the Hôtel Haerens in Uccle and the Palais de la Folle Chanson in I

Either avant-garde or utopian, the Résidence Palace complex was commissioned by developer Lucien Kaisin and designed by Swiss architect Michel Po

This guided tour of the Maison Cauchie focuses on Lina Cauchie, née Caroline Voet.