Lhoas & Lhoas is an architecture practice created in 1994 by brothers Pierre & Pablo Lhoas, working in various fields of architecture and design, based in Brussels and internationally active. For more than twenty years, the office has developed, locally and globally a large number of projects varying in scale and nature.
 
With an eye on the nourishment of the work, and across disciplines that are parallel and revolving around architecture, we invest in public and private projects, in designing spaces, pieces of furniture and scenographies, and intervening substantially in the fields of housing, art, restaurants, museography or office spaces.
 
The studio has, in particular, an extensive experience in the fields of renovation and transformation. Among the iconic creations are: the extension of the Palais des Beaux Arts in Charleroi, the renovation of the headquarters of the Parti Socialiste in Brussels, the Arts & Design Atomium Museum, a number of contemporary art galleries, retail refurbishment, offices and private residences in Brussels, but also in Paris, Lyon, Aix en Provence, Bordeaux or New York.The ethos of the practise: exhaustive curiosity- coupled with the desire to experiment in geometry, conventions, materials are disconcerted, creating new identities.

Shahram Agaajani, Andrijs Arnout, Cyrille Bardinet, Julian Bernard, Raphaël Billotte, Pablo Bodin, Maud Bouhin, Pierre Burquel, Clotilde Braun, Amaury Caeyman, Jessica Collignon, Isabelle Corten, Thomas Dantec, Elodie De Gavre, Benoît Delpierre, Laurent de Carnière, Hadrien de Riemaecker, Bernard Dubois, Perrine Ernest, Harold Fallon, Pauline Fockedey, Maïlys Gangloff, Thomas Guilleux, Léo Hénault, Natalie Herr, Selma Houissa, Rafaella Houlstan-Hasaerts, Tom Hyndrickx, Bjorn Houttekier, Anne-Laure Iger, Nicolas Jonard, Miriam Koudmani, Eric Lambert, Philippe Lambert, Théo Lanneau, Maud Lefever, Michel Lefèvre, Vinh Linh, François Maurin, Sarah Melsens, Giulia Migliaccio, Pascal Monniez, Yacine Nour-Eddine, Naiara Otaegi, Caroline Papi, Céline Parasote, Marco Petrangeli, Guida Prista von Bonhorst, Virginie Remy, Barbara Roosen, Camille Tréchot, Thomas Vanhavre, Jean-Sebastien van Keymeulen, Noémie Vertongen, Sofie Warnants, Mathieu Wellner, Raymond-James Wright.