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Architect Paul Hamesse, Paul Hankar’s trainee, designed this studio town house for painter Arthur Rogiers in 1898. The white brick façade including decorative elements in red brick is characteristic of the geometric Art Nouveau, although the ornamental ironwork of the…
Find out more »Who was Joseph Poelaert (1817-1879), the architect of the Palace of Justice? Why was he so obsessed with his profession that it upset him? He was so possessed that he did not complete his masterpiece – the largest building of the 19th century…
Find out more »Who was Joseph Poelaert (1817-1879), the architect of the Palace of Justice? Why was he so obsessed with his profession that it upset him? He was so possessed that he did not complete his masterpiece – the largest building of the 19th century…
Find out more »Who was Joseph Poelaert (1817-1879), the architect of the Palace of Justice? Why was he so obsessed with his profession that it upset him? He was so possessed that he did not complete his masterpiece – the largest building of the 19th century…
Find out more »Who was Joseph Poelaert (1817-1879), the architect of the Palace of Justice? Why was he so obsessed with his profession that it upset him? He was so possessed that he did not complete his masterpiece – the largest building of the 19th century…
Find out more »When you find yourself on the lively front square of Sint-Gillis, it’s hard to imagine that a real gem is hiding behind the façades. The former Aegidium cinema, built in 1906, is not only an example of the many Brussels…
Find out more »Who was Joseph Poelaert (1817-1879), the architect of the Palace of Justice? Why was he so obsessed with his profession that it upset him? He was so possessed that he did not complete his masterpiece – the largest building of the 19th century…
Find out more »Who was Joseph Poelaert (1817-1879), the architect of the Palace of Justice? Why was he so obsessed with his profession that it upset him? He was so possessed that he did not complete his masterpiece – the largest building of the 19th century…
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