On Thursday 24 September at 19h, Wanling Chang, Celeste Tellarini & Gianni Villa will present PAS MAL, a collection of 200 photos of Brussels by Celeste Tellarini, in our exhibition space et al., ... followed by a "Brussels Bingo"!
The event will continue as a three-day exhibition in our exhibition space.
Opening of the exhibition *DEMOT !
The opening will take place on 10 September during which all 52 entries will be exhibited, the full jury report published, and the winners publicly announced. Join us!
The exhibition will be open on Friday and Saturday from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, and on Sunday from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm.
We are delighted to host the exhibition 'Recent Works' by Baukunst. In recent years, the work of Baukunst has come to occupy a distinctive place within the architectural landscape. This international recognition is marked by the publication of three books dedicated to their work: 'In a way, It is also more primitive', a discussion on four exhibitions, the latest issue of the 2G magazine n°95, including various projects of the office, and 'FRAME', documenting the construction of the eponymous building. Echoing the release of these publications, and seeking to extend the questions they raise, the exhibition 'Recent Works' presents a selection of projects by Baukunst in order to discuss the lines of research currently unfolding within the practice. Through the presentation of both known and previously unseen projects, the exhibition does not attempt to fix the work of the office within a retrospective perspective. Rather, it proposes an atlas of the ideas, investigations, and questions that animate the daily practice of Baukunst. The opening of the exhibition on March 26 was accompanied by the book launch of these three publications. The opening started with a brief introduction in the presence of contributors to the various publications: Olivier Campagne, Romain Cavallin, Manuela Dechamps Otamendi, Maxime Delvaux & Carlo Menon.
In the framework of this exhibition, visits were organised in presence of Baukunst and a discussion took place between Adrien Verschuere and Nikolaus Hirsch on 20 April.
| common:date | 26.03.2026 - 20.04.2026 |
| common:more-info | We were delighted to host the exhibition Recent Works by Baukunst in our space et al. In recent years, the work of Baukunst had come to occupy a distinctive place within the architectural landscape. More recently, the completion of emblematic projects in the Belgian capital, such as FRAME and MANUFAKTURE, had further reinforced the presence of the Brussels-based practice within the contemporary architectural discourse. This international recognition was marked by the publication of three books dedicated to their work: In a way, It is also more primitive, a discussion on four exhibitions, the latest issue of the 2G magazine n°95, including various projects of the office, and FRAME, documenting the construction of the eponymous building. Each of these publications presented a particular aspect of the office's work and sought to shed light on the project process at Baukunst. Echoing the release of these publications, and seeking to extend the questions they raised, the exhibition Recent Works presented a selection of projects by Baukunst in order to discuss the lines of research unfolding within the practice at the time. Through the presentation of both known and previously unseen projects, the exhibition did not attempt to fix the work of the office within a retrospective perspective. Rather, it proposed an atlas of the ideas, investigations, and questions that animated the daily practice of Baukunst. The opening of the exhibition on March 26 was accompanied by the book launch of these three publications. The opening started with a brief introduction in the presence of contributors to the various publications: Olivier Campagne, Romain Cavallin, Manuela Dechamps Otamendi (Studio Otamendi), Maxime Delvaux & Carlo Menon (Accattone). In the framework of this exhibition, visits were organized and a discussion between Adrien Verschuere (Baukunst) and Nikolaus Hirsch (Kanal Architecture) took place on Monday 20 April. |