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Ghent Buildings : Architecture Designs

post updated 3 Mar 2026

Belgium Architectural Designs

Belgian Architecture News

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Ghent Architecture News in 2026

2 March 2026
The Parent Dock, Gent, East Flanders, Flemish Region
Design: Studio Kimchi

photo : Klaas De Buysser

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Key Belgian Property Developments in East Flanders – Flemish Built Environment in Belgium in 2025:

13 January 2025
Wintercircus Cultural Hub, Gent, Vlaams Gewest
Design: OYO Architects

photo : Farah Lieten
OYO Architects transforms Wintercircus, a monumental historic building into a vibrant centre of innovation and creativity in Ghent

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e-architect pick key examples of Ghent Building Developments, Belgium.

We have 1 page of Gent Architecture selections with links to many individual project pages.

Ghent Building Developments

Ghent Buildings Designs News 2023 to 2024, chronological:

17 December 2024
Schoten House, Vlaams Gewest, Belgium
Design: STAUT Architecten

photo : Nick Claeskens
This home is thoughtfully designed to meet the unique needs of a family of six, with particular attention given to their son, who has Angelman syndrome. Every aspect of the house prioritizes accessibility and functionality, creating a space that is not only accommodating today but also adaptable to the family’s future needs.

13 June 2024
PILI House Extension, Gent
Design: ZOOM architecten

photo : Evenbeeld
Peter and Liselore live in a handsome civic home from the ’54s. A beautiful, characterful home that is sadly lacking in spaces for them.

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5 Dec 2023
LUST House, Ghent, Vlaams Gewest
Design: ZOOM architecten

photo : Dieter Van Caneghem
ZOOM architecten were looking for the right implantation on the plot and playing with the facade line. The existing 18th-century farmhouse is demolished in its entirety. The architects partially rebuild with a nod to authentic farmhouse elements.

24 May 2023
Gent Design Museum
Design: Carmody Groarke

construction image : Michiel De Cleene
A major milestone has been achieved at the Design Museum Gent as work on site officially begins. Led by urban development company Sogent in collaboration with Design Museum Gent, Carmody Groarke, RE-ST and TRANS Architectuur, this architectural project aims to sensitively restore the museum’s existing buildings, extend the original masterplan and broaden the museum’s programme of design culture and visitor outreach.

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Ghent Building News

Ghent Buildings News 2013 to 2020, chronological:

15 Dec 2020
Sports Hall Extension Campus Schoonmeersen, HOGENT campus Schoonmeersen, Flanders
Design: SADAR + VUGA d.o.o. with LENS°ASS Architecten

photo : Julien Lanoo
The new building for the Faculty of Social Work (Building T) and the New Sports Hall Extension at Kampus Schoonmeersen of University HOGENT in Ghent, Belgium, were completed in September 2020. The buildings are now opened to the public with limited access due to the coronavirus.

11 Dec 2020
University HOGENT Ghent Campus Schoonmeersen Buildings, Belgium
Design: SADAR + VUGA d.o.o. with LENS°ASS Architecten

photo : German Luis Bourgeat
The new building for the Faculty of Social Work (Building T) and the new Sports Hall Extension at Kampus Schoonmeersen of University HOGENT in Ghent, Belgium, were completed in September 2020. The buildings are now opened to the public with limited access due to the coronavirus.

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3 Jan 2017
DC L-Berg Building in Ghent Nominated for Mies van der Rohe 2017 Awards
Design: architecten de vylder vinck taillieu

photo © Filip Dujardin
A grand, nineteenth century façade, a structure of ‘stacked tables’ and a leitmotif of shining, black volumes form together the new social services centre in Ledeberg.

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29 Sep 2015
Rinkkaai Mixed-Use Development in Ghent
Design: KCAP Architects & Planners, evr-Architecten and Omgeving

image courtesy of architects practice
A new city quarter with more than 300 apartments, public and local commercial functions, public spaces and a new neighborhood park will develop along Fabiolalaan in Ghent, located close to the station Ghent-Sint-Pieter.

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31 Jan 2013
Stadshal Gent : City Hall, Ghent, Belgium
Design: Robbrecht en Daem architecten; Marie-José Van Hee architecten

photo : Petra Decouttere

17 Jan 2013
Wintercircus Transformation, Ghent
Design: Atelier Kempe Thill

picture from architect
The new centre will house the ViAA (Flemish Institute for Archive of the audio-visual heritage), Luisterpunt – a library for blind people, i-Cubes – a centre for starting ICT – firms and, a new medium – size rock concert hall that will be constructed under the main atrium space. The renovation of the building is part of the transformation of the Waalse Krook-neighbourhood in the centre of Ghent together with the new library and living lab for new media that is already under construction.

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Ghent Architecture

Major Ghent Architecture Projects, alphabetical:

Ghent Production Studios
Design: Jan De Vylder architecten

photograph : Filip dujardin/OWI
At the Bijloke site in Ghent, Jan De Vylder architecten constructed a production house for dance company Les Ballets C de la B and musical theatre LOD. The result is two alienating constructions back to back; as if they have been pushed apart, yet still contemplate one another through unusual viewing holes.

University College Ghent, Campus Schoonmeersen
Design: SADAR + VUGA with LENS°ASS Architecten

image by architects
SADAR + VUGA in collaboration with LENS°ASS Architecten participated in an invited competition of the Vlaams Bauwmeester Open Call 21. The competition called for three new buildings on the Campus Schoonmeersen of the University College Ghent, a building for the Study of Social Work (SOAG), a Sports Hall Extension and lastly the Renovation of Building B and adjoining Student Plaza.

Waalse Krook Gent
Design: UNStudio

image © Mir_www.mir.no
The two main aims in the design for the Urban Library of the Future and Centre for New Media in Gent are to create a dynamic, flexible and open knowledge environment, whilst simultaneously strengthening the character of the location with the introduction of a building with a distinct architectural identity.