Standard Ticket
€20.00
For individual participants Refundable up to 5 days before the event with a 2 Euro administrative fee. Tickets can be transferred.
Explore the 1950s home and workspace designed by Renaat Braem. Located in Deurne, this preserved modernist residence serves as a museum, offering an intimate look at the architect's signature style and philosophical ideals through guided tours.
The preserved 1950s modernist home and studio of architect Renaat Braem in Deurne, showcasing his architectural philosophy.

Located in the Deurne district of Antwerp, the Renaat Braem House offers an intimate look into the life of one of Belgium’s most notable modernist architects. This preserved 1950s property serves as a living museum, demonstrating a unique synthesis of design and architectural philosophy. During the visit, guided tours lead groups through the combined residential quarters and personal studio space. These sessions illustrate how the architect integrated his daily routines with his creative practice, providing key context on his contributions to modernist architecture.

Designed and built between 1957 and 1958 in Deurne, the Renaat Braem House served as the private residence and studio of the architect. Known as Huis Braem-Severin, the property reflects his modernist design philosophy. In 1995, the home was designated as a **protected monument** to preserve its historical and architectural value.
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