In 1931, Baron Louis Empain commissioned Swiss architect Michel Polak to draw up plans for a private mansion in the prestigious Avenue des Nation

Set up on the initiative of the Solvay family, who wanted to provide an equestrian centre for officers, the aristocracy and members of the upper

Built in Uccle on the Homborchveld plateau in the 1930s, the modernist garden city of Homborch, like its landscape, has its ups and downs, but is

The Observatory district began to develop between 1870 and 1914, with a number of townhouses and villas built on the green edges of the Saint-Job

Designed by architect Louis-Herman De Koninck between 1931 and 1932, this modernist villa bears the name of its patron, Philippe Dotremont, who w

1928 marked a high point in the career of Antoine Courtens, who had to take on two major projects: the Palais de la Folle Chanson, not far from t

With the exception of his first known Beaux-Arts-style building in Laeken, dating from 1922, and a neo-Gothic-inspired building in Jette from 192

Some credit him with more than 200 buildings in Brussels, others with nearly 1,500!

Construction of the home of banker David van Buuren and his wife Alice began in 1928, under the direction of Brussels architects Léon Govaerts an

Construction of the home of banker David van Buuren and his wife Alice began in 1928, under the direction of Brussels architects Léon Govaerts an

Architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin built several splendid Art Nouveau and Art Deco houses on Avenue Molière.

A stroll through this residential district will allow you to discover some of the finest creations of the 1920s and 1930s, such as Paul Amaury Mi