Article source: GRAUX & BAEYENS Architecten

STEP 1:

A narrow plot in combination with a very dens program (a home and a physiotherapist practice) resulted in a building that challenges the envelope of the planning regulations.

STEP 2:

To escape the limitations of de non-building area’s on the sides of the house, the  traditional dwelling-program is switched: the day-light functions ( kitchen, dining room, living room en terraces) are located on top of the night functions (bedrooms and bathrooms).

Image Courtesy Luc Roymans

• Architects: GRAUX & BAEYENS Architecten
• Project: House D-Z
• Location: Mullem, Belgium
• Client: family DZ
• Design: 2009-2010
• Interior design: 2010-2012
• Start construction: January 2011
• Software used: AutoCad

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