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比利时的社会住房通常被认为是那些居住在建造住房项目的住宅区的人的负担。它的存在甚至可能引发周围私人财产的经济衰退。然而，通过各个公共管理机构的共同努力，地方政府试图防止这些消极趋势。在建筑比赛的帮助下，我们现在可以观察到比利时和欧洲的一些最好的建筑师参与项目，以应对这些具有挑战性的问题。 它只表明，引人注目的建筑本身可以帮助恢复许多城市社区。然而，并不是所有的社会住房项目都需要全新的建筑。有许多现有的住房块已经为有需要的人提供住宿。在许多地方，公共行政没有办法进入新的和有雄心的项目。此外，这些地方的一些是正确的方式，他们是，不管他们的瑕疵和他们的日期外观。在其中一些情况下，社会住房建筑物以某种方式“增长”其居民，逐渐发展出特定的地方特性。 更多设计请参考：Mooool设计 Social housing in Belgium is often perceived as a burden for those living in the residential neighbourhoods where housing projects are constructed. Its presence can even initiate the economic decline of surrounding private properties. Nonetheless, through joint efforts of various public administration agencies, local governments try to prevent these negative trends. With the help of architectural competitions, we can nowadays observe some of the best architects of Belgium and Europe engaging in projects to confront such challenging issues. Projects like Savonnerie Heymans in Brussels or Jerusalem Social Housing in Schaarbeek are putting many old clichés about living in social housing to the test. It only shows that striking architecture itself can help to revive many urban neighbourhoods. Still, not all social housing projects call for completely new buildings. There are many existing housing blocks that already provide accommodation to those in need. And in many of these places, public administration hasn't the means to venture into new and ambitious projects. Moreover, some of these places are just fine the way they are, regardless of their imperfections and their dated look. In some of these cases the social housing buildings somehow “grow on” their inhabitants, progressively developing a specific local identity. 
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