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Past

From one small garden to the next, a neighborhood comes to life

Past
Row of brick terraced houses with decorative balconies and metal railings along a tree-lined pavement on a clear day.
© Kanal Architecture
© Kanal Architecture

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The urban landscape also reveals itself through what we encounter along the streets.

As part of
garden tales
Date
14:00 — 18:00
Type
Tour Landscape architecture
Location

Outside event, Outside

Languages
FR
Location
Rue Ernest Salu,34 – 1020 Bruxelles
Avenue Ernest Salu, developed between 1911 and the interwar period, is marked by the coexistence of diverse architectural styles: eclectic, Art Deco and Modernist. Rich in history, this thoroughfare offers a distant view of the Atomium and a sequence of setback areas transformed into small front gardens. These modest spaces, arranged at the edge of private homes, lend the street a distinctly bucolic character. We invite you to explore these varied public spaces and to discover the hidden garden behind a modernist house designed in 1937 by Victor Duyckers.

Dates

  • Leafless trees line a city street with brick buildings; the Atomium, a landmark with metallic spheres, is visible in the background under a clear sky.
    © Kanal Architecture
  • A white, three-storey modern house with large black-framed windows, a small garden in front, and a leafless tree partially obscuring the view.
    © Kanal Architecture
  • Black wrought iron fence with purple-flowering vines, green bushes, and trees along a sunlit brick pavement with parked cars and a streetlamp.
    © Kanal Architecture

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