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Archives for Modern Architecture

Archives for Modern Architecture is an architecture archive in Brussels founded in 1970.1 It was founded by Maurice Culot and Bernard de Walque.1

Les Archives d'architecture moderne à Bruxelles, connue également sous le sigle AAM, est une association sans but lucratif créée à Bruxelles en 1969 par l'historien de l'art Robert-Louis Delevoy et les architectes Maurice Culot, Bernard de Walque et François Terlinden, dans le but de sauver, rassembler et rendre accessibles aux chercheurs les fragiles papiers délaissés par les constructeurs belges.2 From the French Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

Feb 4, 1970Founded1
  • Legal formnon-profit organisation1

The story

Founded by Bernard de Walque and Maurice Culot on Feb 4, 1970.1

Leadership

Who has led Archives for Modern Architecture, and when. Pick a name to see everywhere that person has worked.

Timeline

  1. Nov 29, 2004Renamed Name changed to Archives d'Architecture Moderne1
  2. Feb 4, 1970Founded Founded1

Sources

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