Belgian Architecture

Belgian architecture has a long tradition of brick construction, from the historic town houses of Ghent and Antwerp to the modernist villas of the twentieth century. Contemporary practice in the country continues to work with masonry while testing new forms, structures and relationships to the existing city fabric.

On this topic, members share projects that range from private houses and industrial heritage reuse to small garden pavilions and extensions to row houses. The work shows how Belgian designers handle material, light and dense urban settings.