Levensecht. De performantie van de moderne stad.

‘Lived-In.’ illustrates the capacity of modern architecture to embrace change without thereby losing its original qualities. According to the curator Tom Avermaete, postwar modern cities are capable of making room for individual and collective adjustments. This exhibition introduces you to such well-known examples as Chandigargh, Casablanca and Brasilia, and also to lesser-known postwar ensembles in Stockholm, Paris and Berlin.

During this exhibition you can also visit the smaller exhibition ‘Huis Guiette’ at the entrance of the Flemish Architecture Institute, an intimate portrait of the only realization by Le Corbusier in Belgium