The Upside Dome by Gijs Van Vaerenbergh
Designers Gijs Van Vaerenbergh have suspended a network of chains to create an upside-down dome inside this church in Leuven, Belgium. More about The Upside Dome by Gijs Van Vaerenbergh
Designers Gijs Van Vaerenbergh have suspended a network of chains to create an upside-down dome inside this church in Leuven, Belgium. More about The Upside Dome by Gijs Van Vaerenbergh
An exhibition of work by South Korean designer Kwangho Lee, including this seating made of woven garden hoses, will be presented at Hunting and Collecting gallery in Brussels this September. More about Lifelike Design by Kwangho Lee at Hunting and Collecting
Interior designer Olivier Hannaert and architect Michel Penneman have completed a hotel in Brussels, Belgium, for colour company Pantone. More about Pantone Hotel by Olivier Hannaert and Michel Penneman
Brussels studio Label Architecture have transformed the interior of a family house in Brussels, Belgium, by covering some walls in rough, black-stained oriented strand board and painting others white. More about Fiat Lux by Label Architecture
Belgian designers Creneau International have completed the interior of a store at Antwerp Central station for Belgian mobile phone providers BASE. More about BASE flagship store by Creneau International
ADN architects of Belgium have completed the refurbishment of a house in La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium, painting both the new plaster and original shale walls in white to exaggerate the different textures. More about Bastogne by ADN Architectures
Antwerp designer Stefan Schöning and Giuseppe Farris Architects of Italy have collaborated to convert a room at the Flemish Parliament in Brussels into a public meeting place. More about De Loketten by Giuseppe Farris Architects and Stefan Schöning
Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava has completed a station with a vaulted glass and steel canopy in Liege, Belgium. More about Liège-Guillemins station by Santiago Calatrava
Here are some pictures of an office building in Sint Niklaas, Belgium, by BOB361 architects of Brussels and Paris, which is supported over a sloping car park by black and yellow angled columns. More about Office Building VDAB by BOB361