Masonic Temple of Les Amis Philanthropes

Brussels, Belgium

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

The Masonic Temple of Les Amis Philanthropes in Brussels is a protected monument designed by architects Ernest Hendrickx, Claude Fisco, and Adolphe Samyn. The building blends Egyptian Revival and Neoclassical architectural styles, reflecting the esoteric and aesthetic interests of Masonic organizations in nineteenth-century Europe. Its designation as a heritage-protected structure underscores its architectural and cultural significance within Brussels's urban landscape.