Founded in 1975 by Robbrecht and his partner Hilde Daem, architectural firm Robbrecht en Daem architecten investigates architecture as an autnomous discipline and its relation to early modern and contemporary art. Besides producing several exhibition designs for Flemish paintings to contemporary artworks, he also designed the Aue Pavillions at documenta IX (1992),, the Concertgebouw Brugge (2002), the extension of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam (2003), the chamber music hall in Gaasbeek (2004) and the permanent exhibition pavilion ‘Het Huis’ in the Middelheim Museum in Antwerp (2012). Robbrecht teaches architectural design and criticism at different universities and institutes including AA in London, University of Ghent, The Schoolf of Arts in Ghent, and others.