Fringes, an illustration series by Thomas Willemse
Urban fringes are unknown territories, places without clear and distinctive references. They form large homogeneous and continuous carpets…
The Brussels Piétonnier: stuck in motion
The dream of a large house and garden with a double car garage is but a fading memory…
La Fiera, a photo essay about la Foire du Midi
“The Heterotopia begins to function fully when people find themselves in a sort of absolute break with their…
Call for contributions: Tale of two cities and other spaces
The Brussels Newsroom is a collective project and Brussels is our main source of inspiration. We welcome contributions…
An anonimous iconography for the capital of Europe
Unlike other traditional European capitals, Brussels is not defined by its metropolitan size or its monumental scale. Despite…
Green is popping –up!
Brussels is supposed to be a very green city; however, not all inhabitants can equally enjoy these green…
-350 The cemetery of Laeken and its underground galleries
Saturation demands for space and space demands for Architecture. This is when the latter sinks deep down into…
The Brussels’ human landscape
Cities grew in the crossroads of commercial routes becoming an essential element of a territorial economic system. By…