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Architects: NWLND Rogiers Vandeputte
- Area: 354 m²
- Year: 2020
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Photographs:Johnny Umans
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Manufacturers: Wienerberger, Forster, VMZINC
Text description provided by the architects. In the early 2000s, a modest red-brick farmhouse house was converted into an L-shaped home. Due to this shape, there was a limited relationship between the outside and specifically the garden. For this reason, the focus of this extension was the relationship of the garden to the indoor spaces. Therefore, a triangular addition was built that has the garden as its focal point and creates an outdoor area perpendicular to the street. This gesture opens up towards the garden in both plan and section. As such it minimizes the visibility of any intervention from the street elevation.
