STRASBOURG | FRANCE | – ARCHITECTURE CITY GUIDE
Just as many other cities in France, Strasbourg is surely one that has to be seen and fully explored. So close to the German border in fact Strasbourg has been passed…
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MONTPELLIER |FRANCE| – ARCHITECTURE TRAVEL GUIDE
Montpellier has definitely been the most interesting city I’ve seen in south of France from a merely architectural point of view. There just so much in terms of contemporary buildings…
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DÜSSELDORF | GERMANY | – ARCHITECTURE CITY GUIDE
Here is Düsseldorf, a cutting-edge city with an amazing collection of buildings created by internationally acclaimed architects. An important shipping port city from the late Roman Empire all the way…
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MARSEILLE | FRANCE | – ARCHITECTURE CITY GUIDE
Marseille is the second largest city in France. Such a dynamic port city founded by the Greeks and always been a multicultural pot from its establishment until nowadays. Marseille has…
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LYON | FRANCE | – ARCHITECTURE CITY GUIDE
Lyon, France’s third biggest city after Paris and Marseille. It’s a city with lots of history, its lands are inhabited since a very long time starting from a Roman settlement back in…
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ANTWERP |BELGIUM| – ARCHITECTURE CITY GUIDE
Antwerp, the dynamic centre of the Eastern Flanders, is Belgium’ second city and it boasts a historic port and, as I’ve learnt during my stay, it’s the country’s capital of…
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AXE MAJEUR | CERGY | RICARDO BOFILL
Axe Majeur, in Cergy-Pontoise a suburb northwest of Paris, is a sort of urban monument inspired by the great urban avenues of the Renaissance period. It extends for more than three kilometers and…
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LIEGE GUILLEMINS STATION |BELGIUM| – SANTIAGO CALATRAVA
Liège Guillemins is the high-speed train station that the well-known Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava designed for the city of Liège in Belgium. Opened in 2009 the new train station it is…
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