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Moderne architectuur (contemporary architecture)

Leuven-La-Neuve

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Leuven is a city in full metamorphosis. Streets, squares, buildings as well as many town quarters are evolving in tune with our rapidly evolving society.

This modernisation has been seized in Leuven to integrate quality contemporary architecture  along with our century old set values. This quality is not only present in striking buildings but also in the pleasant squares, eye-catching car parks, lively stations and other infrastructures we use daily.
Old and new enhance one another and together create the municipal decor.

A taste of some interesting locations where the contemporary city manifests itself.

La Vignette

Penitentienstraat and environment: a typical West-European city quarter.

Sportoase

Thanks to this new sports complex on the Philips site, Leuven boasts one of the best developed sports facilities in the country.

Station

Railway station and surroundings.

STUK

The STUK arts centre is clearly advertised by means of large metal letters along the Naamsestraat.

Tweebronnen

The building of the municipal library was originally designed by the famous Belgian architect Henry van de Velde.

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