The most beautiful sunrises that I’ve ever got to see in life always happened from a plane. Maybe the excitement mixed with spongy clouds and tiredness is the perfect combination after all. My last country of 2015 was Thailand. Thailand is a wonderful country that will give you exactly what you ask for. And this … Continue reading
We were on our way to Carthage, a true dream for any architect or anyone who appreciates the Romans as much as me. After a timid conversation – what’s your name? Are you married?– the taxi driver and me started engaging in a deeper conversation. Meanwhile I felt grateful to my French professor whose teachings … Continue reading
I’ve always believed in the importance of the journey, it makes us less judgmental of yesterday and has hope for every tomorrow. We are a work in progress and what happens in between is what matters. For the past year, I’ve worked full time on a dream called Architectour, and what an incredible journey. This is … Continue reading
Hong Kong is one of the most vibrant cities in China and probably the most expensive too. It has a lot of what is authentic in this country: high-rise housing, neon signs and crowds. Its endless skyline may remind you of Shanghai, another inspiring city you should visit if you love architecture. Wether you love photography, … Continue reading
This past December we visited India as part of an inspiration trip with Architectour. Places included; Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Varanasi, Mumbai, Goa and Hubli. We experienced India’s stunning architecture at sunrise, ate delicious local food and enjoyed its warm weather every day. For a month we were amazed by its eccentric chaos and we were lucky enough … Continue reading
New York is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Its magnificent skyline, which is a little different every year, won’t leave anyone indifferent. But where are the top public spots to photograph this stunning city? Continue reading to find out. Wether you love photography, sketching or just a pretty view to delight … Continue reading
It was a Friday, 6 p.m. and everyone had left the office but my two colleagues and me. We had 6 hours until the idea submission was due. It was the first of a three phase contest in which we had to propose an innovative idea in teams of four people. Anyone working at everis Europe (Belgium, … Continue reading
