History of a street · 1020 Brussels

Rue du Champ de la Couronne

In Dutch: Kroonveldstraat

Rue du Champ de la Couronne, in Brussels, has 132 buildings on the Atlas map, for 142 addresses. The best-represented period runs from 1914 to 1944, with 52% of the buildings, but the street was built in several stages. 48% appear before 1914.

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When the street was built

before 14000
1400 – 15990
1600 – 16990
1700 – 17990
1800 – 18490
1850 – 18793
1880 – 191360
1914 – 194469
1945 – 19690
1970 – 19890
1990 – 20090
since 20100

The oldest building dated by the heritage inventory is at no. 16: 1907. 10 buildings in the street are dated by the heritage inventory.

Today's buildings, grouped by the period when the Atlas map first shows building on their plot. Approximate reconstruction.

Where its name comes from

Kind of name: Commemorative name
Theme: Belgian state
Named in: 1880

Son nom rappelle le lieu-dit, baptisé Kroonveld, qu’elle traversait jadis, composé de champs et parcouru de chemins. (remark in French, as published)

Source: Odoniris, database of Brussels street names (EBxl), CC BY-SA 4.0.

Further reading: City of Brussels Archives