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Architects: Jouri De Pelecijn Architect, POLYGOON Architectuur
- Area: 828 m²
- Year: 2018
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Photographs:Jessy van der Werff, Stijn Bollaert, Frederik Beyens
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Manufacturers: Reynaers Aluminium, RENSON, AGC, Nemetschek, Reynaers
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Lead Architects: Domien Boits, Jouri De Pelecijn, Bram Van Bouwel

Text description provided by the architects. Four families, firm friends, had a vision: a collaborative housing project within cycling distance of the city centre, with shared functions and a shared garden but maintaining sufficient privacy. A former police station in Deurne (Antwerp) offered them the space they were looking for. The building was converted into four equal family homes. The designers placed an extra dividing wall that cuts through the original middle bay. Thanks to that intervention, the internal arrangement and typical brickwork architecture of the front facade could be preserved. To grant the four dwellings a similar surface area, the outer units received an extra extension on the first floor. So each dwelling has a slightly different structure.















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