Image Feminist Architecture Assembly 2025: Eileen Vancraenenbroeck
Feminist Architecture Assembly (BE)
A day of exchange, imagination and inclusive practice
The spaces we design shape who belongs and who is left out. How can we transform architecture and spatial practice to reflect values of equality, care and solidarity? On Friday 19 February 2027, PAF (platform for architecture & feminism) and L’architecture qui dégenre invite architects, designers, researchers, students and community builders to join the Feminist Architecture Assembly in Brussels for the third time. Through a keynote, and a diverse programme of workshops, guided tours, panel conversations and network activities we will share experiences, tools and visions for more inclusive and caring ways of shaping space. The Assembly is an open meeting ground: from those deeply engaged in feminist practice to anyone curious to learn more. Together, we connect across generations, languages and disciplines, and work towards collective insights for feminist futures in architecture. The day takes place at TRACK in Brussels.
WHY JOIN
Meet and connect with a multi-generational community from across Belgium, bringing together different generations, languages and perspectives.
Learn practical tools and strategies for more inclusive design and work cultures.
Exchange stories and insights from your own practice in an open, caring environment.
Leave with new networks, inspiration and takeaways for your own work.
Contribute to a collective output that amplifies feminist positioning in architecture.
AT A GLANCE
Date: Friday 19 February 2027
Time: 09:30–17:00
Venue: TRACK Brussels (Rue du progrès 76/Vooruitgangstraat 76, 1030 Brussels, Belgium)
Language: The event will be held mainly in English, although some activities will take place in French or Dutch.
Programme
Expect a diverse programme including an international keynote, diverse workshops, guided tours, panel conversations and different network activities.
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