The unlovely end of rue Montoyer in Brussels by the European Parliament, now and 40 years ago. The corner building started life as café A la Ville d'Ostende and limped into the 70s as the café de Brabant. Behind the Land Rover was the childhood home of art nouveau architect Paul Hamesse.

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Paris riots are just the start of war on the West The Times has lost its mind www.thetimes.com/article/63f2...

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Just for precision, it would be a manifesto commitment to make a formal application to join the EU. Council would then need to unanimously agree to open negotiations. It’s important to note though that what negotiations consist of is a screening process done by COM for each chapter of the acquis…

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I wrote about new heritage protection for postwar Brussels architecture and the career of the man who wanted his apartment buildings to be works of art. www.brusselstimes.com/brussels/235...

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The Rickenbacker ‘R’ tailpiece may be the most beautiful tailpiece there is, but it is also the biggest pain in the hump of a design when it comes to changing strings (and I change strings on guitars with Bigsbys for fun).

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