Carmody Groarke’s white-brick extension of the Design Museum Gent debuts in Belgium
Ghent, like the other Flemish cities, is a universe unto itself. Medieval wealth, born from textiles and wool trade, was expressed in a Gothic architecture, which spoke to the city-state’s power as much as ecclesiastical fervor. This much the guidebooks tell you, less well known are the convoluted series of governments the city experienced from
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