In the series Young Architects, two powerful Brussels architects, Kelly Hendriks (B-ILD) & Pauline Fockedey (NORD) speak about working in two cities, Brussel & Bruxelles.

In the context of the start of the Bruges Triennale 2021, with the theme TraumA, the architect Laura Muyldermans talks about how togetherness can be read in this context.

Public space is more important than ever in the days of COVID-19. Landscape agency LAMA from Lier is looking for innovative concepts by looking beyond the present and the common.

Modernist buildings are all too often treated inferiorly within heritage. Wessel de Jonge explains the importance of preserving modernist buildings.

Lecture in the context of Heritage Days.

From three different angles we enter into a dialogue about how the image of a city is managed and how the imagination is generated.

Event in collaboration with the Bruges Triennial 2021.

We are investigating how the educational infrastructure can be used as a permanent lever in the neighborhood and the urban environment, especially in times of COVID-19.

The precise, meticulous and solid work of London architects Daniel Rosbottom and David Howarth has grown continuously since 2000. Their work is characterized by their sensitive responsiveness to both physical and cultural context and by the quality of detailing and construction within strict time and budget constraints.

This lecture was created in the 2020 Archipel programme “unspoken” but has been delayed due to COVID-19.

What have the pilot projects for Care of the Flemish Government Architect brought about? Gideon Boie evaluates based on a number of realizations.