Text description provided by the architects The Villers abbey site is crossed and split by the N275 national road so it loses logic and unity through a common intervention in landscape and scenography fields tries to reunite the full cistercian composition plan The project leads to a truly sequence from the parking to the ruins and prepares the visitors The new path goes by the mill (reception hall reaches the hill across the new footbridge crosses the second bridge over the national road and finally goes down into the ruins The project highlights a common thread by means of sober  materials (corten You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email the villers abbey visitor center is a global intervention of the largest abbey ruins in europe binario architectes converted a former watermill and added a pathway to create a sequence along the visit because the site has been crossed and split by a national road the architectural intervention took into consideration both the landscape and the scenography fields to try to reunite the full cistercian composition plan the result is a complete sequence from the parking to the ruins preparing the visitors for the exhibition spaces with the new path, binario architectes linked the visitor centre to all areas of the site the ground floor of the mill contains a shop and a reception area while the first floor features a large model of the abbey and a media room the different spaces are connected by corten steel walkways emerging from the mill and reaching the hill across the new footbridge the route features floor panels with dates recording the history of the abbey until the garden a footbridge crosses over the national road and finally leads down into the ruins the range of new materials was chosen in order to strengthen the unity of the architectural landscape and scenographic interventions on the total area of the site it creates a strong visual link while enhancing the historic heritage and solid wood—for the indoor and outdoor footbridges the new bay windows filled with anodized aluminium screen pathway featuring floor panels with dates recording the history of the abbey architects: binario architecteslocation: 1495 villers-la-ville belgiumarea: 420.0 sqmproject year: 2016photographs: françois lichtlemanufacturers: abet laminati designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here. happening now! partnering with antonio citterio, AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function, but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style, context, and personal expression. .css-s4id4f{font-family:Suisse Intl,"Helvetica Neue",Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;font-size:1.9rem;line-height:2.2rem;font-weight:600;letter-spacing:-0.01em;}Watch & Listen Copyright © 2025 PGA TOUR, Inc. 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Brooklyn-based artist Tahir Karmali’s interests lie in narrating outlier communities: groups who live away from mainstream society but whose existences are indelibly shaped by economic He draws from his own experiences as a well-traveled Kenyan citizen to structure narratives around migratory identity specifically as it pertains to Indian migration of East Africa during the 1890s—prior to Kenya’s independence in 1963—and its contemporary implications Karmali is drawn to paper or “papers,” documents key to legitimizing travel between borders the artist has literally used his own passport as a basis for this new pulp-infused mesh screens and handmade paper sculptures and textual details have been broken down and reconstituted as almost topographical In interrogating paper’s material significance Karmali utilizes papermaking—a process dealing in a filtration of sorts—as a tool to rethink notions of nationality PAPER/work is presented in conjunction with 1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair Karmali will be a Pioneer Works artist-in-residence in Fall 2017 Tahir Karmali received his Masters of Digital Photography from the School of Visual Arts His work has been shown at Brassage Photographique Residencies include MacDowell Visual Artist Residency Karmali currently lives and works in Brooklyn From the Louvre Pyramid in Paris to both Guggenheims in New York and Bilbao many of the world’s best-known architecture has been commissioned for museums Here in our round-up of incredible museum buildings Посмотреть эту публикацию в Instagram Публикация от Travel Tomorrow (@traveltomorrow.eu) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Abbaye de Villers (@abbayedevillers) A James Stirling design for Stuttgart that some claim is the epitome of postmodernism, this building was built in a sensitive spot, next to the Alte Staatsgalerie, which it calls to softly with the use of warm sandstone and travertine while combining modernist and classical elements like vast, sloping, steel-ribbed windows, a rotunda for sky-viewing and brightly coloured metalwork and flooring. View this post on Instagram A post shared by PK Architects (@pkbaron) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Visit Dublin (@visitdublin) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Messner Mountain Museum (@messnermountainmuseum) If you’re in the area, another extraordinary museum building sits nearby – the Lumen Museum –a converted former funicular ski station turned photography gallery.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lumen Museum (@lumenmuseum) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Benner Landscape Design (@bennerlandscapedesign) Посмотреть эту публикацию в Instagram Публикация от Travel Tomorrow (@traveltomorrow.eu) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Zeitz MOCAA (@zeitzmocaa) Essential cookies enable basic functions and are necessary for the proper function of the website Statistics cookies collect information anonymously This information helps us to understand how our visitors use our website .css-s4id4f{font-family:Suisse Intl,"Helvetica Neue",Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;font-size:1.9rem;line-height:2.2rem;font-weight:600;letter-spacing:-0.01em;}Official Money Adrien Dumont de Chassart holes a 33-foot birdie putt at RBC Canadian It was a decade ago, nine holes in the December chill at Belgium’s Royal Waterloo Country Club, but Adrien Dumont de Chassart remembers the day vividly. That’s because it changed his life’s trajectory. Dumont de Chassart, then 14, shared a round with Thomas Detry, then a college standout at the University of Illinois under head men’s golf coach Mike Small. The players’ parents knew each other and connected for the nine-hole round in December (typical high temperatures in the 40s F). Detry’s dad joined them at Royal Waterloo in Lasne, Belgium, a Brussels suburb not far from Dumont de Chassart’s hometown of Villers-la-Ville. Not only did Detry rave about the Illinois program – putting the bug in the young teenager’s ear – but he later told Small to keep an eye out for Dumont de Chassart. Small followed through, recruiting Dumont de Chassart to play for the Fighting Illini. “Since I was probably 12, I had always wanted to go (to the United States for college golf),” Dumont de Chassart said by phone earlier this week. “Once I started talking to Detry … I knew I wanted to go there (to Illinois). Once I had the opportunity to talk with Coach and get a chance to go there, I accepted it pretty quickly.” Detry did warn Dumont de Chassart about the early wake-up times required for morning workouts, but that didn’t scare him off. He crossed the pond, bound for Champaign, Illinois, and is glad he did. He excelled for the Fighting Illini, finishing No. 3 on the 2023 PGA TOUR University Ranking to earn automatic Korn Ferry Tour membership. And upon winning the BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by TD SYNNEX in his first pro start he was #TOURBound. Fast forward to this week, and TOUR rookie Dumont de Chassart is making his first John Deere Classic start at TPC Deere Run, just two-and-a-half hours from Champaign. And next month, Detry and Dumont de Chassart will represent Belgium at the Olympic Men’s Golf Competition at Le Golf National in Paris. They qualified as Belgium’s top two players on the Official World Golf Ranking. (The Olympics field is comprised of the top two available players from each country until the 60-player field is filled. For countries with more than two players inside the world’s top 15, up to four are eligible.) Dumont de Chassart is excited for the John Deere, just as he is eagerly anticipating his Olympics debut, representing the Belgian flag alongside Detry, who has been so instrumental in his career. Dumont de Chassart even has an eye on catching some tennis if he can get away. (He played competitive tennis as a junior until he realized all those topspin forehands were leading to huge hooks on the golf course, and he turned to golf full-time.) As with college golf, Detry, 31, can tell Dumont de Chassart what to expect in Paris, having finished T16 at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. Yes, their age difference prevented them from becoming teammates in Champaign, but they’ll be teammates at Le Golf National. And it all started with nine holes back home in the winter chill. “It was just really cool to have the opportunity to play with him and learn a little bit from him,” Dumont de Chassart said. “It’s going to be awesome. I know Detry has already played in one Olympics, so it will be good to learn from him a little bit. “It’s going to be really exciting,” he added. “… It will be nice to be able to spend a week together and get that Belgian vibe in Paris going.” and the Swinging Golfer design are registered trademarks The Korn Ferry trademark is also a registered trademark and is used in the Korn Ferry Tour logo with permission to view not only the natural landscape but learn about their culture Europe From Above provides breathtaking aerial footage that gives a unique insight into how tradition engineering and natural wonders have shaped the continent helping to paint a dynamic portrait of the region and the people who keep it alive aims to celebrate both nature’s creations and the human stories and engineering With each episode focused on one distinct European country this awe-inspiring visual journey highlights and celebrates both nature’s creations and the human stories and engineering In the first episode of the fourth series of Europe From Above soaring over the home of golf in St Andrews while gardeners tend to the world-famous golf course the series also gives an insight into Scotland’s future viewers are exposed to an ambitious new engineering project installing a sea turbine in the Orkney Islands that harnesses the power of the ocean to generate electricity A team of archaeologists in Glen Coe are followed as they aim to reconstruct a traditional Scottish clansman house using native materials Belgium will be in the spotlight with visions of the Ghent Light Festival in Belgium and the abbey in Villers-la-Ville window cleaners at the Atomium in Brussels as well as shrimp fishers in Oostduinkerke and restoring traditional timber roofs of a church in the Carpathian Mountains in Romania Footage taken in Bulgaria includes images from a drone over Perperikon images include the restoration of traditional timber roofs of a church in the Carpathian Mountains This event is organized by an external institution The Stabat Mater is one of the few sacred works composed by Antonín Dvořák reminiscent of the Orthodox a cappella liturgy alternate with the contrasting solo and polyphonic sections The choirs and solo passages are accompanied by a large symphony orchestra deploying a rich palette of instrumental colors.  Kris Belligh and the Brussels Philharmonic Orchestra will deploy the full range of nuances that this work demonstrates under the direction of the conductor Laëndi.  A total of 150 artists on stage to perform a masterful work intense in emotion and support the action of Handicap International PR​​​​​​​ICE: 22.5€ - 27.5€ - 32.5€ - 42.5€ - 52.5€ (ticketing fees included) Choose your interests and get the latest news from Bozar straight to your mailbox Centre for Fine ArtsRue Ravensteinstraat 231000 Brussels Offices: Offices : +32 (0)25078430 Tickets: tickets@bozar.be Call center: +32 (0)25078200 Despite not having attracted as much media attention as other rising stars Adrien Dumont de Chassart is one of the youngsters to keep an eye on in the world of golf The Belgian has excelled at every stage of his career and no less is expected of him on the PGA Tour His name began to resonate at the highest level of golf when he finished second in the Orange Bowl The rest of his amateur career continued to be very successful Among his wins were the 2017 Internationaux de France U18 - Trophee Carlhian he won the AFG Grand Prix for the second consecutive year and then received a scholarship to play American collegiate golf with the University of Illinois The Belgian's time in collegiate golf could not have been more successful He won the 'Big Ten Player of The Year Award' three times and was a finalist for the Jack Nicklaus and Fred Haskins Awards in 2023 Adrien Dumont de Chassart's professional career is just over six months old as he turned pro in June 2023 after graduating from university De Chassart also took this new stage of his career by storm The Belgian finished third in the PGA Tour University ranking, which earned him his Korn Ferry Tour card winning his first start as a professional by beating Josh Teater in a play-off at the BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by TD SYNNEX De Chassart played only 11 tournaments in his debut season on the Korn Ferry Tour. In addition to his victory, he finished in five other top 10s and suffered only two cuts. This was enough for him to finish 11th on the tour's point list and earn his PGA Tour card for the 2024 season Adrien Dumont de Chassart made his PGA Tour-sanctioned tournament debut in 2022 when he qualified for the US Open (where he was cut) His debut as a full tour member was at the 2024 Sony Open in Hawaii In both the Sony Open and The American Express, the 23-year-old didn't make it through the weekend. He made his first PGA Tour career cut at the 2024 Farmers Insurance Open where he finished the first 36 holes with a score of -3 to make the cut on the number Your perspective matters!Start the conversation