The Practice Turn in Architecture: Brussels after 1968

Exploring the intricate relationship between urban politics and architectural design, this book delves into Brussels' dynamic history and its impact on societal needs. By examining critical actions in the city's architectural culture post-1968, it highlights the application of pragmatist-relational philosophies. The work aims to demonstrate how these philosophies can enhance architectural theory, offering new possibilities for a critical agenda in the field. Through this lens, the book presents a thoughtful analysis of the interplay between architecture and urban life.