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huariqueje · 2 months
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Le Floréal , Watermael-Boitsfort -    Anne Pierre de Kat , 1936.
Dutch , 1881-1868
Oil on canvas, 60 x 50 cm.
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bruxellescity · 2 years
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Deux nouvelles #recycleries à #Bruxelles
Deux nouvelles #recycleries à #Bruxelles
Deux nouvelles #recycleries à #Bruxelles Depuis un an, la capitale compte deux nouvelles ressourceries. Ouverte depuis juin 2021 à Watermael-Boitsfort, la recyclerie est d’abord une ressourcerie classique où vous pouvez déposer toute une série d’objets dont vous n’avez plus besoin et qui sont ensuite revendus à petits prix. Ce lieu propose aussi des créations locales réalisées à partir de…
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filingfillets · 1 year
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Constantin Brodzki, Lambrichs Marcel / CBR Building / 1970 / Boitsfort, Belgium
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https://www.domusweb.it/en/design/2018/11/24/fosbury-sons-co-working-office-brussels-belgium-constantin-brodski-modnerist.html
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https://www.admirable-facades.brussels/en/en-facades/cbr-building/
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La “Cultura de reciclar”
Jephan de Villiers es un escultor francés, nacido el 4 de abril de 1940 en Le Chesnay. Divide su tiempo entre el taller de Jolymont en Watermael-Boitsfort (Bruselas) y el de Corloux en Mirambeau (Charente Marítimo).
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 Cuando rondaba los 14 años de edad comenzó a recoger en el jardín de su abuela cerca de Versalles las ramas y hojas secas para hacer extensas aldeas de barro y cortezas. Unos años más tarde, rellenaba las cáscaras de huevo con pintura y las arrojaba sobre papel negro de gran tamaño. En la década de 1960, el descubrimiento del estudio de Brancusi reconstruido en el Museo de Arte Moderno de París, da lugar al nacimiento de las esculturas blancas filiforme que él llamó Estructuras aquatiales.nota 1
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sergedehaes · 2 months
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Les Archiducs / Watermael-Boitsfort / avril 2024
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belg24 · 3 months
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بلجيكا 24 - تعتزم شركة السكك الحديدية إيقاف حركة السكك الحديدية بين Ottignies وBrussels-Midi في الفترة من 30 مارس إلى 7 أبريل، بالإضافة إلى عطلات نهاية الأسبوع من 16 إلى 17 مارس و13 و14 أبريل، حيث يأتي هذا القرار في إطار عمليات التحسين التي تجريها Infrabel كجزء من مشروع RER. تهدف هذه الأعمال إلى تحسين الاتصالات المكونة من أربعة حارات بين بروكسل وOttignies، من المقرر أن يتم تشغيل قسم RER رباعي المسارات بين بروكسل/Watermael و Bakenbos (9 كم) في منتصف عام 2025، مع تشغيل القسم الذي يبلغ طوله 10 كم بين La Hulpe et Ottignies في نهاية عام 2026. وقد تم تشغيل القسم الأول منذ نوفمبر 20 بين Ottignies وتقاطع Louvain-la-Neuve. تشمل الأعمال التي ستجري خلال هذه الفترة تصحيح مسار أكثر من 10 كيلومترات من المسارات بين Boitsfort et Profondsart لزيادة سرعة القطارات من 130 إلى 160 كم/ساعة، كما سيتم تجديد الإشارات بالكامل بين Bakenbos (La Hulpe) وOttignies لتركيب نظام ETCS، وهو نظام السلامة الأوروبي الذي يسمح بالتحكم الدائم في سرعة القطار. بالإضافة إلى ذلك، سيتم إزالة منصة في محطة Profondsart وتركيب منصات جديدة، وستتم أعمال تفكيك جسر المشاة المعدني، كما يجب تركيب أربعة مفاتيح جديدة في محطة Ottignies. من ناحية أخرى، سيتركز العمل في منطقة Boitsfort على هيكل نفق السكة الحديد ونظام التهوية ومخارج الطوارئ الخاصة به. تؤكد Infrabel أن الفرق ستعمل على مدار الساعة لتحقيق أقصى استفادة من هذه الفترة من الانقطاع، مما يعزز البنية التحتية للسكك الحديدية ويحسن خدمات النقل للمسافرين في المستقبل. .
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isoart-eu · 6 months
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lesmislettersdaily · 1 year
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Four O’Clock In The Afternoon
Volume 2: Cosette; Book 1: Waterloo; Chapter 6: Four O’Clock In The Afternoon
Towards four o’clock the condition of the English army was serious. The Prince of Orange was in command of the centre, Hill of the right wing, Picton of the left wing. The Prince of Orange, desperate and intrepid, shouted to the Hollando-Belgians: “Nassau! Brunswick! Never retreat!” Hill, having been weakened, had come up to the support of Wellington; Picton was dead. At the very moment when the English had captured from the French the flag of the 105th of the line, the French had killed the English general, Picton, with a bullet through the head. The battle had, for Wellington, two bases of action, Hougomont and La Haie-Sainte; Hougomont still held out, but was on fire; La Haie-Sainte was taken. Of the German battalion which defended it, only forty-two men survived; all the officers, except five, were either dead or captured. Three thousand combatants had been massacred in that barn. A sergeant of the English Guards, the foremost boxer in England, reputed invulnerable by his companions, had been killed there by a little French drummer-boy. Baring had been dislodged, Alten put to the sword. Many flags had been lost, one from Alten’s division, and one from the battalion of Lunenburg, carried by a prince of the house of Deux-Ponts. The Scotch Grays no longer existed; Ponsonby’s great dragoons had been hacked to pieces. That valiant cavalry had bent beneath the lancers of Bro and beneath the cuirassiers of Travers; out of twelve hundred horses, six hundred remained; out of three lieutenant-colonels, two lay on the earth,—Hamilton wounded, Mater slain. Ponsonby had fallen, riddled by seven lance-thrusts. Gordon was dead. Marsh was dead. Two divisions, the fifth and the sixth, had been annihilated.
Hougomont injured, La Haie-Sainte taken, there now existed but one rallying-point, the centre. That point still held firm. Wellington reinforced it. He summoned thither Hill, who was at Merle-Braine; he summoned Chassé, who was at Braine-l’Alleud.
The centre of the English army, rather concave, very dense, and very compact, was strongly posted. It occupied the plateau of Mont-Saint-Jean, having behind it the village, and in front of it the slope, which was tolerably steep then. It rested on that stout stone dwelling which at that time belonged to the domain of Nivelles, and which marks the intersection of the roads—a pile of the sixteenth century, and so robust that the cannon-balls rebounded from it without injuring it. All about the plateau the English had cut the hedges here and there, made embrasures in the hawthorn-trees, thrust the throat of a cannon between two branches, embattled the shrubs. There artillery was ambushed in the brushwood. This punic labor, incontestably authorized by war, which permits traps, was so well done, that Haxo, who had been despatched by the Emperor at nine o’clock in the morning to reconnoitre the enemy’s batteries, had discovered nothing of it, and had returned and reported to Napoleon that there were no obstacles except the two barricades which barred the road to Nivelles and to Genappe. It was at the season when the grain is tall; on the edge of the plateau a battalion of Kempt’s brigade, the 95th, armed with carabines, was concealed in the tall wheat.
Thus assured and buttressed, the centre of the Anglo-Dutch army was well posted. The peril of this position lay in the forest of Soignes, then adjoining the field of battle, and intersected by the ponds of Groenendael and Boitsfort. An army could not retreat thither without dissolving; the regiments would have broken up immediately there. The artillery would have been lost among the morasses. The retreat, according to many a man versed in the art,—though it is disputed by others,—would have been a disorganized flight.
To this centre, Wellington added one of Chassé’s brigades taken from the right wing, and one of Wincke’s brigades taken from the left wing, plus Clinton’s division. To his English, to the regiments of Halkett, to the brigades of Mitchell, to the guards of Maitland, he gave as reinforcements and aids, the infantry of Brunswick, Nassau’s contingent, Kielmansegg’s Hanoverians, and Ompteda’s Germans. This placed twenty-six battalions under his hand. The right wing, as Charras says, was thrown back on the centre. An enormous battery was masked by sacks of earth at the spot where there now stands what is called the “Museum of Waterloo.” Besides this, Wellington had, behind a rise in the ground, Somerset’s Dragoon Guards, fourteen hundred horse strong. It was the remaining half of the justly celebrated English cavalry. Ponsonby destroyed, Somerset remained.
The battery, which, if completed, would have been almost a redoubt, was ranged behind a very low garden wall, backed up with a coating of bags of sand and a large slope of earth. This work was not finished; there had been no time to make a palisade for it.
Wellington, uneasy but impassive, was on horseback, and there remained the whole day in the same attitude, a little in advance of the old mill of Mont-Saint-Jean, which is still in existence, beneath an elm, which an Englishman, an enthusiastic vandal, purchased later on for two hundred francs, cut down, and carried off. Wellington was coldly heroic. The bullets rained about him. His aide-de-camp, Gordon, fell at his side. Lord Hill, pointing to a shell which had burst, said to him: “My lord, what are your orders in case you are killed?” “To do like me,” replied Wellington. To Clinton he said laconically, “To hold this spot to the last man.” The day was evidently turning out ill. Wellington shouted to his old companions of Talavera, of Vittoria, of Salamanca: “Boys, can retreat be thought of? Think of old England!”
Towards four o’clock, the English line drew back. Suddenly nothing was visible on the crest of the plateau except the artillery and the sharpshooters; the rest had disappeared: the regiments, dislodged by the shells and the French bullets, retreated into the bottom, now intersected by the back road of the farm of Mont-Saint-Jean; a retrograde movement took place, the English front hid itself, Wellington drew back. “The beginning of retreat!” cried Napoleon.
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Jean De Boë, miembro de la banda Bonnot (Vida y obra)
Tal día como 20 de marzo de hace 134 años nació Jean Adelin De Boë. Nació el 20-3-1889 en Anderlecht, Región de Bruselas-Capital, (Bruselas) y murió el 2-1-1974 en Watermael-Boitsfort (Bruselas). Fue un tipógrafo, activista libertario y anarcosindicalista. fundador de la «Unión Unificada de Libros y Papel» de Bruselas, (Bélgica),
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kentarouchikoshi · 1 year
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女子美術大学の太田真帆さんの"Boitsfort"。題名は作者さんにとって第二の故郷というべきベルギー・ブリュッセルの地名だとか。ブリュッセルは東京同様の大都市ですが,これまた東京同様に緑も豊かなのですね😃❕ (国立新美術館) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpR8__TvsYT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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netcomsn · 2 years
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🇧🇪 Un projet de mosquée provoque la colère de riverains à Watermael-Boitsfort(Belgique): “La commune s’est bien gardée de nous prévenir”
🇧🇪 Un projet de mosquée provoque la colère de riverains à Watermael-Boitsfort(Belgique): “La commune s’est bien gardée de nous prévenir”
Un projet controversé. Une mosquée pourrait voir le jour au quartier du Dries à Watermael-Boitsfort. Certains riverains regrettent le choix d’implantation jugé inapproprié, notamment pour des raisons de mobilité. Ils redoutent un trafic important susceptible de perturber la quiétude ambiante et des problèmes de stationnement. Entre autres. La communication des autorités communales est également…
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bruxellescity · 2 years
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Un nouveau projet de #pavillons #modulaires à Watermael-Boitsfort
Un nouveau projet de #pavillons #modulaires à Watermael-Boitsfort Après l’installation de pavillons modulaires en bois à la Cité Modèle de Laeken, en avril dernier, un nouveau projet de pavillons préfabriqués a vu le jour : le projet Dries à Watermael-Boitsfort, propriété de la société immobilière En Bord de Soignes. Il s’agit d’un immeuble trois façades qui s’implante sur une parcelle mitoyenne…
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wikidavid · 2 years
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La “Cultura de reciclar”
Jephan de Villiers es un escultor francés, nacido el 4 de abril de 1940 en Le Chesnay. Divide su tiempo entre el taller de Jolymont en Watermael-Boitsfort (Bruselas) y el de Corloux en Mirambeau (Charente Marítimo).
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 Cuando rondaba los 14 años de edad comenzó a recoger en el jardín de su abuela cerca de Versalles las ramas y hojas secas para hacer extensas aldeas de barro y cortezas. Unos años más tarde, rellenaba las cáscaras de huevo con pintura y las arrojaba sobre papel negro de gran tamaño. En la década de 1960, el descubrimiento del estudio de Brancusi reconstruido en el Museo de Arte Moderno de París, da lugar al nacimiento de las esculturas blancas filiforme que él llamó Estructuras aquatiales.nota 1
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fabiennebonnoron · 2 years
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Flyer pour les ateliers de l'extrascolaire 2022-2023
Client: ATL Watermael-Boitsfort
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