A project exploring women's experiences of public space during the Covid-19 pandemic and another that examines "architecture beyond the physical" is included in Dezeen's latest school show from students at KU Leuven.
Also featured is a project that looks at the sociological importance of the kitchen, and another that explores post-war parish churches in Flanders.

KU Leuven
School: KU Leuven's Faculty of Architecture

Courses: Architecture, Interior Architecture, Urban Design and Spatial Planning and Educational Masters

Tutors: Jo Van Den Berghe, Thierry Lagrange, Sven Sterken, Charlotte Ardui, Burak Pak, Karel Deckers, Jo Liekens, Tom Callebaut, Rolf Hughes, Nel Janssens, Rachel Armstrong, Annelies de Smet, Jo Liekens, Roel De Ridder, Laurens Luyten, Bruno Notteboom, Caroline Newton, Babette Wyckaert and Bjoke Carron. School statement:
"The Faculty of Architecture, situated in Brussels and Ghent, provides an interactive and open environment that accommodates students worldwide.
"The history of the faculty and the proximity of the professional and academic art courses of LUCA School of Arts determines its individuality.
"Most design studio teachers are in practice and enthusiastically transfer the knowledge and skills from their architectural office to students.
"The design studio landscape of the Faculty of Architecture is formed along with engagements with each specific focus: Urban Cultures, Craftsmanship, Legacy, Mediating Tactics and ...