The simplicity of the house’s pure form is enriched with enormous glass surfaces and a black zing facade cladding that also covers the pitched roof. The contrasting, all white interior receives plenty of daylight by a large skylight above the kitchen area. Furniture and stairs are finished in zebrano wood, becoming vivid elements that bring all spaces together.
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Photo © Tim van de Velde |
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Photo © Tim van de Velde |
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Photo © Tim van de Velde |
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Photo © Tim van de Velde |
The window-profiles are or completely invisible or accentuated, like the big frame of the kitchen window, this is over-dimensioned, but can be slided completely in the wall to get closer contact with the garden.
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Photo © Jo Pauwels |
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Photo © Jo Pauwels |
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Photo © Jo Pauwels |
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Photo © Jo Pauwels |
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Photo © Jo Pauwels |
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Photo © Bruno Vanbesien |
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Photo © Bruno Vanbesien |
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Photo © Bruno Vanbesien |
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Photo © Bruno Vanbesien |
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Photo © Bruno Vanbesien |
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Ground floor plan © Courtesy of Bruno Vanbesien architects |
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First floor plan © Courtesy of Bruno Vanbesien architects |