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It’s almost over; at least deadlines, and the break is closer for all of us. Like myself, probably many of you puffy-eyed architecture students shiver at the thought of d

Deadline season has a familiar feeling. Everything seems to happen at once. Your to-do list keeps growing, the hours keep shrinking, and the end suddenly feels very far a

Towards the north, close to the centre, lies one of the quays main tourist attractions: Het Steen. Even with that beautiful old building in view, it is hard to imagine th

With technology evolving at rapid speed, more and more possibilities arise to make the materials we build with actually bio-friendly. However, with that arise questions a

So, you're a student. You like plants. You're tired of dull, grey pavements. But your balcony barely gets any sunlight, and your student budget can’t stretch to a full bo

We live in a world obsessed with what happens. Breaking news, unfolding events, decisions, movements, actions. We are trained to think in terms of causality, to look for

Tucked into the smallest corners of the city, tiny and irregular buildings, also known as Pet Architecture, quietly challenge our ideas of architecture.

Maybe you have come across the iconic Dune sofa on your timeline before. Musical artists seem to be extremely enthusiastic when it comes to this piece of furniture. But w

Historical, so-called old towns serve many purposes in the modern city. Most importantly, in many cases, they are the major tourist attraction of a city. Think of any big