During this guided visit with the architect, visitors discover a 1930 Art Deco apartment on a remarkable corner plot along Avenue de Broqueville. Designed by architect Dubois as a high-end apartment building, its position gives it a defining role in the streetscape and links the avenue, the opposite Joséphine-Charlotte Square and the wider urban panorama.
The visit focuses on the treatment of the corner plot, the relationship between façade, street and square, and the shared roof terrace, which offers another way of experiencing the city. The recent conversion into cohousing shows how heritage can take on renewed meaning within contemporary forms of living. Here, the theme takes shape through attention to architecture, views, collective use and adaptive reuse, all of which contribute to the Brussels urban landscape.