Author Archives: Christophe Van Gerrewey

In Brussels, a municipal neighbourhood development designed by AgwA provides sports facilities for young people – though access is painstakingly controlled

The transformation of the World Trade Center in Brussels into a home for the Flemish government exposes the forces of capital at work

Christophe Van Gerrewey became a father on 23 May of a daughter called Ada. He is looking forward to exchanging letters with her

Set in the borderland of Belgium and the Netherlands, De Gouden Liniaal Architecten’s earthen Negenoord observation tower commands views of a former gravel quarry imaginatively transformed into a nature park

Women in Architecture Architect of the Year 2019 shortlist: De Krook in Ghent by RCR and Coussée & Goris is described as being more than a library. But is it trying to do too much?

Two opposing approaches, one breaking with the past, the other honouring it, characterise the architecture of Flanders and Wallonia respectively

AR New into Old Commended: Rearing its woozy head above Antwerp’s sober Port House, the multifaceted extension by ZHA makes a clean break with the past