A bench covered in shiny pins, makes it impossible to meet.
Shiny masks and coloured ribbons reflect in the water. It is a playful welcome to every passer-by.
A chain of amorphous shapes envelops the Poertoren, temporarily changing its appearance.
Two faces meet on the water. They create a place for new – often unexpected – encounters.
Lanchals lured you to the city centre. This fifteen-metre tall structure of rigorously stacked modules marked a hidden place of peace and serenity in the city.
The perfect city: a tower, built from repetitive geometrical crystal structures reflects our ideas and dreams about a new society.
In 2016 NLÉ won the Silver Lion for his Floating School in Venice. For Bruges, he refined the installation creating a floating classroom on Bruges' Minnewater.
OBBA made room for a new walk, right on the water, that allowed you to experience the city from a whole new perspective.
How are we going to be able to live and work if the sea level continues to rise and whole areas will be flooded? Peter Van Driessche reflected on this question and created a new form of urbanity in Bruges.
House of Time equals peace, encounter and co-creation. For one year, youngsters came together and jointly transformed the site to a place where everything is possible.