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Mons: The Latest Architecture and News

Mégalithes Stone Totems / Maignial Architectes & Associés + Mathieu Collos Architecture

Mégalithes Stone Totems / Maignial Architectes & Associés + Mathieu Collos Architecture - Landscape ArchitectureMégalithes Stone Totems / Maignial Architectes & Associés + Mathieu Collos Architecture - Landscape ArchitectureMégalithes Stone Totems / Maignial Architectes & Associés + Mathieu Collos Architecture - Exterior Photography, Landscape Architecture, FacadeMégalithes Stone Totems / Maignial Architectes & Associés + Mathieu Collos Architecture - Landscape ArchitectureMégalithes Stone Totems / Maignial Architectes & Associés + Mathieu Collos Architecture - More Images+ 23

Installations & Structures, Landscape Architecture
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Lacaune, France

Mons Memorial Museum / Atelier d'architecture Pierre Hebbelinck - Pierre de Wit

Mons Memorial Museum / Atelier d'architecture Pierre Hebbelinck - Pierre de Wit - Extension, FacadeMons Memorial Museum / Atelier d'architecture Pierre Hebbelinck - Pierre de Wit - Extension, FacadeMons Memorial Museum / Atelier d'architecture Pierre Hebbelinck - Pierre de Wit - Extension, Kitchen, Stairs, Facade, Table, LightingMons Memorial Museum / Atelier d'architecture Pierre Hebbelinck - Pierre de Wit - Extension, FacadeMons Memorial Museum / Atelier d'architecture Pierre Hebbelinck - Pierre de Wit - More Images+ 35

Museums & Exhibit, Extension
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Mons, Belgium

Centre of Design-Mons Belgium / Matador Architects

Centre of Design-Mons Belgium / Matador Architects - Extension, Courtyard, Door, FacadeCentre of Design-Mons Belgium / Matador Architects - Extension, FacadeCentre of Design-Mons Belgium / Matador Architects - Extension, FacadeCentre of Design-Mons Belgium / Matador Architects - Extension, Door, FacadeCentre of Design-Mons Belgium / Matador Architects - More Images+ 39

Offices, Renovation, Extension
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Mons, Belgium
  • Architects: Matador Architects
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  900 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2015

Water Tower / V+

Water Tower / V+ - Infrastructure, LightingWater Tower / V+ - Infrastructure, FacadeWater Tower / V+ - Infrastructure, ColumnWater Tower / V+ - Infrastructure, ForestWater Tower / V+ - More Images+ 22

Infrastructure
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Mons, Belgium
  • Architects: V+
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  314 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2013
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  MDB metal

The Woodland Cabin / De Rosee Sa

The Woodland Cabin / De Rosee Sa - Houses, Beam, TableThe Woodland Cabin / De Rosee Sa - Houses, GardenThe Woodland Cabin / De Rosee Sa - Houses, Beam, FacadeThe Woodland Cabin / De Rosee Sa - Houses, Door, ForestThe Woodland Cabin / De Rosee Sa - More Images+ 39

Houses
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Mons, Belgium
  • Architects: De Rosee Sa
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  35 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2015

Video: Tour Through Mons International Congress Xperience with Daniel Libeskind

In light of the recent opening of Mons International Congress Xperience (MICX), Daniel Libeskind hosted a private tour through the conference center, explaining his thinking behind the building’s expressive form. The experience was captured on this short film by Spirit of Space with the intention to open the discussion up to a larger audience.

The building, an important new landmark in the Belgium city of Mons, is described by Libeskind as “an expression of contrasting geometric forms.” Aside form providing function and “lively” spaces for auditoria and conference use, the building aims to be “a hinge between the old city and the new.”

Mons International Congress Xperience (MICX) / Studio Libeskind + H2a Architecte & Associés

Mons International Congress Xperience (MICX) / Studio Libeskind + H2a Architecte & Associés - Municipal BuildingMons International Congress Xperience (MICX) / Studio Libeskind + H2a Architecte & Associés - Municipal BuildingMons International Congress Xperience (MICX) / Studio Libeskind + H2a Architecte & Associés - Municipal BuildingMons International Congress Xperience (MICX) / Studio Libeskind + H2a Architecte & Associés - Municipal BuildingMons International Congress Xperience (MICX) / Studio Libeskind + H2a Architecte & Associés - More Images+ 12

Exhibition center, Municipal building
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Mons, Belgium

Covering of the courtyard of the Carré des Arts in Mons / Ney & Partners + AgwA

Covering of the courtyard of the Carré des Arts in Mons / Ney & Partners + AgwA - Other Structures, Facade, Arch, LightingCovering of the courtyard of the Carré des Arts in Mons / Ney & Partners + AgwA - Other Structures, Facade, ArchCovering of the courtyard of the Carré des Arts in Mons / Ney & Partners + AgwA - Other Structures, Facade, Arch, Arcade, ColumnCovering of the courtyard of the Carré des Arts in Mons / Ney & Partners + AgwA - Other Structures, Courtyard, Facade, Arcade, Column, ArchCovering of the courtyard of the Carré des Arts in Mons / Ney & Partners + AgwA - More Images+ 24

Public Architecture, Other Structures
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Mons, Belgium

Naves Temporary Pavilion Proposal / Appareil

Designed by Appareil, their proposal for Naves, a temporary pavilion for the city of Mons, Capital of Culture in 2015, addresses a contextual relationship to the gothic surroundings as an exploration on lightness and transparency. Inspired by this historical context, this project explores structural and material logics to revisit the gothic arch; the ‘curve’ is examined as a bending element caught within a woven collaborative structure of glass fiber tubes, in which the use of compression is exchanged by the one of tension for the building to achieve maximum lightness. More images and architects' description after the break.