Architecture days

On the occasion of the 38th edition of Heritage Days, La Loge will open its doors for a series of guided tours inviting visitors to discover the history and architecture of the building, in connection with this year’s theme, Our Landscape, Our Legacy.

Built in 1934–1935 by modernist architects Fernand Bodson and Louis Van Hooveld for Le Droit Humain, the former Masonic temple is part of a remarkable modernist ensemble on rue de l’Ermitage. Its distinctive architecture and changing uses—from Masonic temple to architecture museum and contemporary art space—reflect the ways in which Brussels’ urban landscape continues to evolve while carrying traces of its past.

Alongside the guided tours devoted to the history of La Loge, visitors are invited to discover the exhibition by contemporary artist Michael Lin. From 13:00 to 18:00, La Loge will remain open without reservation for those wishing to explore the building and exhibition at their own pace.

Practical information
Guided tours, Saturday & Sunday
10:00 in French / 11:00 in English / 12:00 in Dutch
Free admission, very limited spaces

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