Delmulle Delmulle ARCHITECTEN . photos: © Johnny Umans
The beer culture project Hopspot transforms a dilapidated historical farmstead in Ertvelde into a vibrant meeting place, combining sustainable renovation and conversion, the story of beer production from field to glass, and regional connectivity. Continue reading Delmulle Delmulle
Delmulle Delmulle Architecten . photos: © Johnny Umans
Dado is located in a street mainly defined by brick facades from the early 20th century and some houses in Art Deco style from the interbellum period.
The building has its focus on sunlight and transparency. The front and back façades are fully glazed, and the living spaces run from the front to the back façade, creating a relationship with both the street (east) and the garden (west). Continue reading Delmulle Delmulle
Delmulle Delmulle Architecten . photos: © Johnny Umans
The project was built against a house designed by architect Marie-José Van Hee. A painting by Vermeer, called ‘Het Straatje’, served as an image for Van Hee. The design of the house was to apply the same main rule as Van Hee: responding rigorously respond to the surrounding preconditions and preserving and strengthening the existing dialogue: an answer to her answer. Continue reading Delmulle Delmulle
delmulle delmulle architecten . photos: © Johnny Umans
This is the oldest part of the villa district in the Zoute in Knokke-Heist, planted in a former dune area which is still clearly reflected in the existing relief. The villa suburb consists of an open morphology, detached villas full of character, mainly consisting of two storeys with a roof. Continue reading delmulle delmulle
delmulle delmulle architecten . photos: © STØR
The factory roof housing project is located in Oudenaarde, a provincial town in Belgium, where -according to the planning regulations- only industrial buildings can be built. Because of its central location and the residential character of the area, we presented a different vision to the city: we will utilize the roof, an otherwise unused surface, as a second surface for constructing low-energy roof houses, a small effort for our ever-growing population. Continue reading Delmulle Delmulle
