
The young Brussels practice Central Office for Architecture and Urbanism is known for its open and versatile approach to architecture. Driven by the belief that architecture derives its meaning from its urban and social context, they create both public and private spaces-including cultural and educational buildings-alongside curatorial projects. The exhibition and publication showcase a selection of their work, enriched by contributions from around fifteen guest collaborators.
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