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Discover the OCDE (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) report.

On 7 March 2024, the Government of the Brussels Capital Region approved the draft regional urban planning regulation (RUPR) in the second reading.

The “Daughters” exhibition, which was installed at the Halles Saint-Géry and in the Hotel des Monnaies Metro Station last October, where the general public can still admire it today, is now welcomed at the LAB-AN x Hotel van Eetvelde, in an adapted form.

Don't miss these 3 exhibitions!

In the face of today’s climate, health and socio-economic challenges, a sustainable renovation of our living environment, houses and public spaces must involve the re-use of their raw materials as well as their adaptation to current standards.

We are pleased to present the Book of Abstracts resulting from the International Symposium on Young Heritage (1975-2000).

Don't miss this exhibition, which invites all audiences to reappropriate the objects and subjects of the Brussels Art Nouveau house museums.

Lancé en novembre 2020, le portail MyPermit Urban permet d’introduire et de suivre sa demande de permis d’urbanisme électroniquement.

Discover the creation process behind this unique work of art.

The issue 62 of Brussels, City of Art and History deals with the Mont des Arts.

La restauration du petit patrimoine fait partie de l’ADN des chantiers phares soutenus par Urban. Deux chantiers remarquables de restauration du petit patrimoine ont pu être réalisés grâce au soutien financier d’Urban.

Thanks to the archaeological excavations led by Urban, Brussels' subsoil is revealing new traces of our region's history.

This call for candidates invites architects, urban planners, designers, researchers, critics or artists to apply for the role of curator of the archiweek 2024.

Share your ideas for the Heritage Days 2024!

Urban launches a call for expressions of interest for the illustration of Heritage Days 2024.

Through its 2024 cultural programme, Urban invites you to reflect on this theme, which is as vital as it is complex.

You can still take part in many activities over the coming months, including several exhibitions that are so successful that their run has been extended!

Pour participer aux défis de Bruxelles en termes d’architecture et de patrimoine ainsi que développer vos compétences au sein d'un service public alliant dynamisme et technicité, rejoignez-nous !

Urban is nominated for the visit.brussels Awards for the Art Nouveau year.

Find out more about Urban's contribution and our various events included in the Presidency's cultural agenda.

Discover the new edition of the insideartnouveau.eu website, developed by Urban, which shares with you previously unpublished documents and visuals!

Urban has automated the management of all information relating to Renolution Grants. Find out how to obtain more information in just a few clicks.

Dans l'écrin verdoyant du Vogelzang, un projet ambitieux prend racine sous l'égide de Bruxelles Environnement.

After many months of preparation and development of the intensive public programme of this second edition, we're delighted to reveal the names of the winners!

Leaf through the third issue of Urban Overview, which highlights some of the flagship projects undertaken by Urban's teams and offers a focus on the key statistics and figures for 2022.

Have you not yet had a chance to discover Media Urban, our administration's new online photo library? Discover our extensive regional documentation right away!

Interested in exploring and (re)discovering all of Urban's activities? Here's Urban's video presentation.

Travel through time and visit the Stoclet House as it was in 1911 thanks to its virtual double

Don't miss out on the many activities promoting this exceptional heritage.

Don't miss the last meeting of the Réseau Art Nouveau Network (RANN) lecture series on 18 December!

7 December 2023 → 31 January 2024 | Discover the winning photographs at the Halles Saint-Géry

Take part in the round table in French, organized as part of the "Daughters" exhibition this December 7th at 6:30pm at the Halles Saint-Géry.

Send your abstract before 15 December to be included in the programme for the symposium on 6 and 7 February 2024.

Launched in November 2020, the MyPermit Urban portal lets you submit and track your planning permit application electronically.

Check out this Art Nouveau-inspired street art piece by artist Beloved Lab.

Take a detour to the Halles Saint-Géry and discover the many Art Nouveau exhibitions currently on show.

Check out the parallel events and programme of the Brussels Architecture Prize.

Don’t wait to book your visit for 12/11, 19/11 and 03/12 by emailing 83faider@gmail.com and explore the building site of this house designed in 1900 by the architect Albert Roosenboom