Radio House, Broadcasting house in Belgium
The Flagey Building, also known as Radio House, is a cultural beacon in Brussels.
Inaugurated in 1938, the Flagey served as the headquarters for the Belgian National Broadcasting Institute.
This Art Deco monument has been a center for radio and television broadcasting for decades.
Today, it's a flourishing arts center hosting music, film events, and more.
Designed by Joseph Diongre, it stands as a protected heritage site in the Ixelles municipality.
Location: Ixelles - Elsene
Inception: 1932
Architect: Joseph Diongre
Official opening: 1938
Architectural style: Streamline Moderne architecture
Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access
Material: brick, bluestone
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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