A new study published by Groen shows that in Flanders, 7 hectares of green space disappear under concrete every day.

October is in full swing, and with it a new lease of life for Brussels after almost two years off.

It’s no surprise that the Belgian real estate market is booming, with rising prices and ever-increasing purchasing budgets. Singerbird gives

Vincent van Duysen Belgian architect and artistic director of the Molteni Group, Vincent is renowned the world over for his

Today, Singerbird presents the Josaphat Master Development Plan, more commonly known in Brussels as the “Josaphat Wasteland”. We take a

Each building tells a story. Storytelling in the large-scale building construction process is becoming increasingly important. Architecture can be thought

For Côte d’Azur lovers in search of wide-open spaces and serenity, Mougins has plenty to offer. Perched on the bay

According to the UN, 70% of the world’s population will live in urban areas by 2050. However, urban planning policies

165,000 is the number of buildings in Brussels built before 1962 – 84% of the total. Buildings account for 70%

Some capital cities are increasingly returning to their roots by offering their residents all the amenities they need for their