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In this house, Rubens combined Flemish and Roman architectures. He had an impressive collection of Roman statues. He was a very successful artist who employed a large number of assistants.
"Peter Paul Rubens, (born June 28, 1577, Siegen, Nassau, Westphalia [Germany]—died May 30, 1640, Antwerp, Spanish Netherlands [now in Belgium]), Flemish painter who was the greatest exponent of Baroque painting’s dynamism, vitality, and sensuous exuberance. Though his masterpieces include portraits and landscapes, Rubens is perhaps best known for his religious and mythological compositions."
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I hope this picture of Granny's Nightcap (Aquilegia, Columbine) with the yellow daffodil bokeh makes you smile! They flowered in my garden in May, and they made me smile - with or without bokeh!
In my album you'll find another, more cropped photo of these Granny's Nightcaps.
We've had rain, rain and more rain recently - so these bright Chrysanthemums at my front door are a good reminder of sunny days!
La première partie a été posée sur piliers, si bien que le visiteur passe par une sorte de galerie en plein air. Des niches abritent des œuvres en 2D et 3D de Vanmechelen, dont l’installation du Red Jungle Fowl, un coq doré sauvage ancêtre du poulet de ferme.
The first part was placed on pillars, so that the visitor passes through a sort of open-air gallery. Niches house 2D and 3D works by Vanmechelen, including the installation of the Red Jungle Fowl, a wild golden rooster ancestor of the farm chicken.
Bureau d'architecture ELD.
Avec Corda I, sa toiture végétalisée à forte pente et sa façade vitrée volumétrique, la ville de Hasselt a accueilli son premier incubateur. Le projet, destiné à accueillir de jeunes entreprises et startups axées sur la technologie, la haute technologie, les TIC et les nouveaux médias, comprend 14 000 m² de bureaux et propose des installations communes telles que des salles de réunion, un café lounge, un restaurant et une réception centrale. . Le bâtiment a sept étages, des espaces de bureaux multi-locataires et flexibles et, à son point culminant, s'élève à trente mètres au-dessus du terrain environnant.
La conception du centre de services découle d'un plan directeur et d'un campus Corda développé pour l'ancien site de production Philips, transformant cette friche industrielle en un nouveau parc librement accessible
Corda Campus fonctionne désormais comme l'ultime accroche-regard, avec l'architecture et le paysage fusionnant en un seul. Ce projet est un succès à plusieurs niveaux et a attiré de nombreuses entreprises, accélérant à son tour la nécessité de compléter le plan directeur avec Corda II et Corda III.
ELD architectural office.
With Corda I, its steep green roof and its volumetric glazed facade, the city of Hasselt hosted its first incubator. The project, intended to accommodate young companies and start-ups focused on technology, high technology, ICT and new media, includes 14,000 m² of office space and offers common facilities such as meeting rooms, a café lounge, a restaurant and a central reception. . The building has seven floors, multi-tenant and flexible office space and, at its highest point, rises thirty meters above the surrounding land.
The design of the service center stems from a master plan and a Corda campus developed for the former Philips production site, transforming this industrial wasteland into a new freely accessible park
Corda Campus now functions as the ultimate eye-catcher, with architecture and landscape merging into one. This project is a success on many levels and has attracted many companies, in turn accelerating the need to complete the master plan with Corda II and Corda III.
In the cold and mist this bench didn't look as inviting as usual. Still, the view on the branches full of hoarfrost were fabulous.
Another photo taken in a nature reserve near Bruges, on that beautiful morning two weeks ago.
Taken from a lane that is bordered by daffodils: the impressive church of the small but very beautiful village of Oostkerke in Flanders.
The trees are pollard willows: their branches have been cut for wood. They need to be cut every 7 years or so, otherwise the trunk will break open. The row of trees in the background are pollard willows with their branches.
Just to prove that the deer in my preceding photo does have four legs! The deer is in a fenced-off area, somewhere near Bruges, and I saw it on a walk I made.
Columna del Congreso
Colonne du Congrès.jpg
Vista del monumento
Localización
PaísBélgica
UbicaciónBruselas
Bandera de Bélgica Bélgica
Historia del edificio/monumento
Inauguración1859
Coordenadas50°51′00″N 4°21′48″ECoordenadas: 50°51′00″N 4°21′48″E (mapa)
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La Columna del Congreso (en francés: Colonne du Congrès; en neerlandés: Congreskolom) es un monumento situado en la Plaza del Congreso en Bruselas, Bélgica.1 Conmemora la formación del Estado belga y la constitución por el Congreso Nacional en 1830. Fue erigido por iniciativa de Charles Rogier con un diseño de Joseph Poelaert entre 1850 y 1859. Se inspiró en la columna de Trajano en Roma.
La columna con la estatua del rey Leopoldo I de Bélgica incluida, tiene una altura total de 47 m. Una escalera de caracol de 193 escalones en el interior de la columna conduce a una plataforma que rodea el pedestal de la estatua del rey Leopoldo I.