Ganshoren's town hall stands out from other Brussels commune town halls by its modesty. It is just a house, which blends into the landscape of avenue Charles Quint. There is no pretension in Ganshoren. Back in the late 1950s, architect Jean Delhaye, who designed the entire district, wanted to show that the administration was close to the people.
Typical 50s vibe
Location: avenue Charles Quint, 140, 1083 Ganshoren
