Built between 1934 and 1935 for the Belgian Human Law Lodge of Freemasons, this building has retained many of its original features which relate to freemasonry. The current owners of the building are the Archives of Modern Architecture. In 2002, they opened the  La Loge museum of architecture. The absence of a temporary exhibition will enable visitors to fully appreciate the multiple talents demonstrated by the building's architect, the relatively obscure Fernand Bodsen.