ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Belgium’House in Burst, Belgium by De Smet Vermeulen architectenTuesday, August 4th, 2015Article source: De Smet Vermeulen architecten The house stands along a country road between two parish churches on a large stretch of land sloping down toward the street. What should a country house look like today – the question was immanent.  Image Courtesy © Dennis De Smet
Accent Business Park – Hotel and office building [2014] in Roeselare, Belgium by BURO II & ARCHI+IFriday, July 10th, 2015Article source: BURO II & ARCHI+I Context The site is located at the important junction of the A17/E403 motorway and the N36 regional road. The master plan calls for a highly-concentrated built-up site that serves as a clear motorway reference point for the nearby city of Roeselare, a dynamic economic area in the heart of West Flanders. The office zone comes to the fore as a prominent economic landmark for the city.  Image Courtesy © Klaas Verdru
Little Willy in Brussels, Belgium by LOW architectenSunday, July 5th, 2015Article source: LOW architecten SITE Little Willy is the name of a multifunctional complex combining a bed and breakfast, a penthouse, a shop and a restaurant. Special about this project is the dialogue between the old and new, located on a small corner plot. However Little Willy is more than just a striking corner building: it is part of the urban renewal that is going on for some years in the Brussels Dansaert district.  Image Courtesy © Tim Van de Velde
Social Housing Estate Venning in Kortrijk, Belgium by BURO II & ARCHI+IWednesday, July 1st, 2015Article source: BURO II & ARCHI+I The social housing company Goedkope Woning at Kortrij k initiated a comprehensive upgrade of its outdated assets in 2008. It intentionally put the emphasis on healthier homes, rational and more efficient use of space, lower energy consumption and low maintenance costs. At the same time, it also aims fundamentally to reorient the liveability of the neighbourhoods, to integrate into the existing social setting to the greatest possible extent.  Image Courtesy © Gerald Van Rafelghem
Workhouse de Scheepvaart in Schoten, Belgium by HUBFriday, June 12th, 2015Article source: HUB The workhouse is part of a complex situated alongside the canal which has a very original and distinct character thanks to its special typology and materialisation. Unlike traditional industrial ‘boxes’, the workhouse’s programmatic mix is rather peculiar: it includes a garage, workshops, offices and a caretaker’s residence.  Image Courtesy © Allard van der Hoek
Renovation & extension of a holiday house in Villers-en- Fagne, Belgium by Dehullu ArchitectenSunday, June 7th, 2015Article source: Dehullu Architecten The quality of the existing dwelling consists not only of the building itself, but also of the surroundings and orientation. On renovating the existing building the architects worked with local materials to stay as close as possible to the original design. Logically the main living room was relocated in an extension oriented on the beautiful surroundings of the small and rural town of Villers-en-Fagne. This extension was conceived in a delicate and quite sober structure. The living area is suspended between the two slabs of roof and floor. The connection with the terrace and the green and hilly surroundings is optimized for a relaxing and enjoyable stay.  Image Courtesy © Dehullu Architecten
Matryoshka in Antwerp, Belgium by BurobillThursday, May 28th, 2015Article source: Burobill Two small make one big.  Image Courtesy © Stijn Bollaert
T2 Campus in Belgium by ATELIER KEMPE THILLSunday, May 24th, 2015Article source: ATELIER KEMPE THILL The team Atelier Kempe Thill (Rotterdam) – osar (Antwerp) has recently won the international competition for the new education centre T2-campus at the former mining site Waterschei, nowadays known as ‘Thor park’ in Genk, Belgium. The new school building will be used by Syntra Limburg, VDAB Limburg and the city of Genk.  Image Courtesy © ATELIER KEMPE THILL
Nekkerpool in Mechelen, Belgium by VenhoevenCS architecture+urbanismSunday, May 24th, 2015Article source: VenhoevenCS architecture+urbanism Sports and recreation centre Nekkerpool (serving the province of Antwerp in Belgium) offers a range of indoor and outdoor activities, and the addition of a swimming pool to the programme will make the package even more complete. The architects challenge was to seize the opportunity to give the Nekker recreation centre as a whole a facelift, in addition to designing a modern and sustainable swimming pool. The site revolves around the new entrance area, where a pedestrian bridge makes the connection between the existing and new complex.  Image Courtesy © Filip Dujardin
“AVEK – House in a garden park” in Belgium by DEVOLDERarchitectenThursday, May 7th, 2015Article source: DEVOLDERarchitecten House in a garden park: A modern dwelling in a garden park in the middle of a city in Belgium: The house gradually appears as the visitor approaches over a winding path through a park filled with old trees. In the end, a particularly harmonious white volume reveals itself.  Image Courtesy © At Home Publishers & Abet Laminati
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