ARTS 2026

Annually, Horst invites artists and architects to engage in dialogue with Asiat Park as a wellspring of inspiration and a canvas for open-air exhibitions. All art is publicly on display during the summer exhibition of Horst 2026, freely accessible to all park visitors.

Bureau Bas Smets
Eline Dewit
Emma Cogné & Flore Fockedey
Jenkin van Zyl
Jeremy Shaw
L’Équipe architectes
Lisa Vereertbrugghen
Marilou Dejans & Nel Maertens
Nazar - Paul Maheke
TAKK (Mireia Luzárraga &
Alejandro Muiño)
TEd’A arquitectes

ARTS 2026

Jaarlijks nodigt Horst kunstenaars en architecten uit om in dialoog te treden met Asiat Park, dat dient als inspiratiebron en als canvas voor openluchttentoonstellingen. Alle kunstwerken zijn te bezichtigen tijdens de zomertentoonstelling Horst 2026 en zijn gratis toegankelijk voor alle parkbezoekers.

Bureau Bas Smets
Eline Dewit
Emma Cogné & Flore Fockedey
Jenkin van Zyl
Jeremy Shaw
L’Équipe architectes
Lisa Vereertbrugghen
Marilou Dejans & Nel Maertens
Nazar - Paul Maheke
TAKK (Mireia Luzárraga &
Alejandro Muiño)
TEd’A arquitectes

ARTS 2026

Chaque année, Horst invite des artistes et des architectes à dialoguer avec Asiat Park, source d'inspiration et support d'expositions en plein air. Toutes les œuvres sont présentées au public lors de l'exposition estivale Horst 2026, accessible gratuitement à tous les visiteurs du parc.

Bureau Bas Smets
Eline Dewit
Emma Cogné & Flore Fockedey
Jenkin van Zyl
Jeremy Shaw
L’Équipe architectes
Lisa Vereertbrugghen
Marilou Dejans & Nel Maertens
Nazar - Paul Maheke
TAKK (Mireia Luzárraga &
Alejandro Muiño)
TEd’A arquitectes

An art-infused park,
in constant development.

Our home - Asiat Park - is the former Arsenal of Instruments and Equipment for Telecommunication, which operated from 1946 to 2008. The terrain housed soldiers who were responsible for the production of components for military telecommunication. Over time Asiat Park’s vast warehouses, efficient barracks and spacious driving courts have been taken over by nature. In partnership with the City of Vilvoorde, Horst has been the cultural catalyst of the site, reshaping its landscape and regenerating its buildings since 2022.

Today, Asiat Park is brimming with year-round activity. With its diverse range of public space and former military buildings, Asiat Park welcomes young creatives, start-ups and social initiatives. Open daily from 9AM to 11PM.

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Horst Pavilions

Scattered around the park, you will find a number of Horst pavilions that reside in the park year round. From the yellow Ring which was built from a former canopy, to the Dark Skies pavilion that hovers over a derelict lot right outside the park borders.

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A creative Refuge

Asiat Park is home to makers and builders who shape their practice day in, day out. Together, they form the park’s ever-growing creative ecosystem.

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