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- Architecture of Sociability in the Middle East: Building Spaces, Building Relations. The Case of Ramallah, Palestine.
- Corporate Office Interiors in Post-war Belgium: a Genealogy of a Modern Sociotope
- Designing Embassies for Middle Powers
- Neoliberal Spatiality of the Ordinary
- Pierre-Louis Flouquet: Reviewer, Promotor and Critic of Belgian Architecture and Design (1932 – 1967)
- The Formation of Architectural Theory in Belgium, 1965-1995
- The Haunting “Style”: Shifting Understanding of an Aesthetic Category in Twentieth-century China
- The Meaning of the Chinese Garden: Cross-Cultural Communication of Chinese Gardens Built in Europe Since 1978
- Other Projects
- Belgium’s Nineteenth-century Houses: Agents of modernity?
- On Continuity and Identity: Post-School Nepal.
- Plastic: Material for Modern Interiors and Consumer Products
- Sibyl Moholy-Nagy and the Vicissitudes of Modern Architecture
- Texts ≈ Buildings: Dissecting Transpositions in Architectural Knowledge (1880-1980)
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- Home
- Mission Statement
- PhD Projects
- - Architecture of Sociability in the Middle East: Building Spaces, Building Relations. The Case of Ramallah, Palestine.
- - Corporate Office Interiors in Post-war Belgium: a Genealogy of a Modern Sociotope
- - Designing Embassies for Middle Powers
- - Neoliberal Spatiality of the Ordinary
- - Pierre-Louis Flouquet: Reviewer, Promotor and Critic of Belgian Architecture and Design (1932 – 1967)
- - The Formation of Architectural Theory in Belgium, 1965-1995
- - The Haunting “Style”: Shifting Understanding of an Aesthetic Category in Twentieth-century China
- - The Meaning of the Chinese Garden: Cross-Cultural Communication of Chinese Gardens Built in Europe Since 1978
- Other Projects
- - Belgium’s Nineteenth-century Houses: Agents of modernity?
- - On Continuity and Identity: Post-School Nepal.
- - Plastic: Material for Modern Interiors and Consumer Products
- - Sibyl Moholy-Nagy and the Vicissitudes of Modern Architecture
- - Texts ≈ Buildings: Dissecting Transpositions in Architectural Knowledge (1880-1980)
- A2I Members
