布鲁塞尔首都被称为是什么（布鲁塞尔将于2023年成为新艺术主义的首都）

布鲁塞尔乐器博物馆 © Anibal Trejo / Shutterstock.com

19世纪末，建筑师维克多·奥尔塔（Victor Horta）在布鲁塞尔推广了新艺术，完成了他的第一部杰作：塔塞尔酒店（Hôtel Tassel）。

此后，许多其他建筑师开始设计独特的私人住宅和公共建筑，改变了布鲁塞尔的城市景观。

这种艺术风格在大自然中找到了许多灵感，并参考了植物和动物，它不仅仅包含建筑：它还围绕着日常生活的各个方面，如家具、时尚和设计。

Hôtel Tassel © Nina Alizada / Shutterstock.com

Musée Horta © hal pand / Shutterstock.com

Art Nouveau was popularized in Brussels by the architect Victor Horta at the end of the 19th century with the completion of his first masterpiece: the Hôtel Tassel.

Following this, many other architects started designing unique private houses and public buildings, transforming Brussel’s cityscape.

This art style finds a lot of inspiration in nature with references to both flora and fauna and encompasses much more than architecture alone: it also revolves around all aspects of daily life such as furniture, fashion and design.

Hôtel Solvay © nikonka1 / Shutterstock.com

Hôtel Solvay © nikonka1 / Shutterstock.com

2023年是新艺术运动诞生130周年。

为了纪念这一时刻，布鲁塞尔地区政府将组织各种国家和国际活动，包括但不限于临时展览、城市导游和建筑物的重新开放（如关闭已久的Hôtel Hannon）、会议和现场参观。该项目还将突出当代社会问题，如可持续性、包容性和创新等。

2023 marks the 130th anniversary of the emergence of Art Nouveau.

To mark this occasion, the Brussels Regional Government will organise various national and international events including but not limited to temporary exhibitions, guided city tours and the re-opening of buildings (such as the long-closed Hôtel Hannon), conferences and site visits. The project will also highlight contemporary social issues like sustainability, inclusion and innovation among others.

Solvay Library © Werner Lerooy / Shutterstock.com

Comic Strip Center © Botond Horvath / Shutterstock.com

If you have the chance to come by next year, make sure not to miss this opportunity to learn more about what makes some of Brussels’ buildings so unique.