The team of the Flanders Architecture Institute wishes you a warm and cosy holiday season. The last words of 2023 come from the pioneer of circular architecture in post war Belgium,
Marcel Raymaekers:

"Once inside there should be an abundance of cosiness, warmth and plushness. Architecture can't be too cosy."

After a restful winter break, we welcome you in 2024 with yet another fascinating architecture programme.

On the occasion of the Belgian presidency of the Council of the European Union, the Flanders Architecture Institute is organising an exhibition in collaboration with the Delegation of Flanders (Embassy of Belgium) in the United Kingdom and the European Parliament Liaison Office in the UK. From 9 February to 19 April at the 12 Star Gallery, you can admire eight experimental projects by Flemish and Brussels architects who use the existing built environment as a starting point.

The Royal Belge in Brussels, a reconversion project by Antwerp-based Bovenbouw Architectuur and London-based Caruso St John Architects features in the latest edition of the Italian magazine Casabella.