As the UK bids farewell to the EU, the Architectural Review turns to Belgium – the adopted centre of Europe and a fertile petri dish of a new, exciting and prolific architectural culture.

The September issue of AR, the renowned international architectural magazine, centers on Belgian architecture. In an essay on the oeuvre of Robbrecht en Daem architecten, William Mann writes: 'the work of this Ghent-based practice adheres to no discernible style, achieving an extraordinary breadth of design'.

You can read the essay online here or order your copy here.