The outside was already very interesting. It was a little different than normal so we were very curious what the inside would be like.

It was easy to get in, just climb a bit and be flexible and you can get in through a hole in the wall.

House of Escher in Belgium. It is an old coal washing plant, built in the mid-1950s. The exterior has now been renovated. Costs: no less than 13 million euros. Apparently the money has run out, because people have stopped inside. They now want to downgrade the inside. This way it can still be sold. What a bizarre budget overrun. The name comes from the maze of stairs.

Like as normally I fly with my drone around the building this takes some beautiful pictures of the building in the sky.