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More than 40 public and private projects should make the North District of Brussels a more liveable and greener area over the next 10 years, making it more connected to the rest of the city and diversifying the business-orientated landscape that it has become.
The country wants to get rid of statues like those that glorify King Leopold II, who was responsible for mass atrocities in the Congo Free State.
The home of Belgian sculptor Olivier Strebelle and the studio of his brother, architect Claude Strebelle, will be protected as Brussels heritage following a decision by the region’s state secretary for heritage Pascal Smet.
Brussels will support Budapest Pride because the Child Protection Act forbids "talking about LGBTIQ equality in places where children are present."
The oldest surviving building on the Rouge-Cloître site in Auderghem has been given a new lease of life, with a complete restoration launched by the Brussels region and led by architectural offices Origin and LD2.