Detail of structural thermal breaks
Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Altes Museum, 1830
Karate, ABC Champions
Models of facades through different architectural periods
Untitled (triptych), Marcel Broodthaers, 1965-66
Perspective cross-section of uses and volumes
God Knows Where, Ed Rusha, 2014
Pieter Bruegel the Elder, The Dutch Proverbs, 1559
Elevation on Adoplhe Buyl Avenue
Paradox of praxis, Francis Alys, 1997
View over Brussels from the heights of Ixelles
Where do MDW'ers live?
Lunch at MDW
Model of the project back in 1963
Maison MDW - City Dox
Palais de Justice, Henry Hymans, 1910
Management of wooded areas
Axonometric detail of the metal structure
Biblioteca Laurenziana, Michelangelo, Florence, 1520
Models Models Models
Resting, playing, living
Marc-Antoine Laugier, Essai sur l’architecture, frontispice, 1755
Vegetable gardens, Collectif Potager Terra Nova
Charlotte Posenenske, exhibition at MAMCO, Geneva, 2016

At MDW, service is far from a secondary notion: it forms the very foundation of our approach to architecture. We support every client with the conviction that the quality of a project depends as much on skilfully managing the process as on the relevance of the solutions and the precision of their execution.
Our approach is built on three essential commitments: keeping our promises and steering the project with rigour, ensuring impeccable construction quality, and providing well-informed advice grounded in foresight, expertise and attentive listening. Together, these three dimensions shape our vision of service.

Variety of plants depending on the altitude, unknown reference
MDW materials' library
Workers from Denys
Facade folded
Eduard Gaertner, The Bauakademie by Karl Friedrich Schinkel Berlin, 1868
Partially buried woodshed, Robert Smithson, Kent State University, 1970
Structural axonometry
Francesco Borromini, Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza Church, 1662
Rirkrit Tiravanija: Can Pad Thai Diplomacy Change the World?, 2023
Belgian Solutions Volupe 2, David Helbich, 2022
Our projects in the Brussels capital region
Plan research
Development of structural work
Details of Sainte-Geneviève library by the architect Henri Labrouste, Paris, 1851
Inventory of materials to be conserved
The interior of the Washington Evening Star Newspaper building, published on 10th May 1922