Architecture of Belgium
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Canonical: Victor Horta, Renaat Braem, Jacques Moeschal |
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Examples of Belgian architecture include the Prince-Bishopric of Liège (980s) the Collegiate Church of Saint Gertrude, Nivelles (1046), the Tournai Cathedral and the 15th-century Cathedral of Our Lady in Antwerp and, as well as the Brussels Grand Place.
There is the Antwerpen-Centraal railway station.
Famous Art Nouveau architects Victor Horta and Henry van de Velde influenced early 20th-century architecture in Belgium and abroad.
Then there is the Atomium, Liège-Guillemins Train Station.
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18th century
19th century
Twentieth century
Renaat Braem, Juliaan Lampens, Léon Stynen.
- Style Beaux-Arts en Belgique
- Architecture monumentale en Belgique
- Art Deco architecture in Belgium
- Modernist architecture in Belgium
See also
- Belgian brutalism
- Belgian tourism
- Belgian culture
- List of Belgian architects
- Archibelge (2015), a television documentary on ugly Belgian architecture
- Architecture of the Netherlands
- Lintbebouwing
- Ugly Belgian Houses
- Fermette
- Toerist Modernist
- "The Ugliest Country in the World" (1968), a book-length essay by Renaat Braem
- Plannen voor plaats (2018), a documentary by Nic Balthazar and Leo Van Broeck
- Jacques Moeschal
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