GRAUX & BAEYENS architecten . photos: © Stijn-Bollaert
After its renovation, this charming 1970s house is no longer just an attractive weekend home for its owner, but also a cosy home for the children and grandchildren who enjoy spending time there during the vacations. Continue reading GRAUX & BAEYENS
GRAUX & BAEYENS architecten . photos: © Dennis De Smet
When it comes to the makeover of a villa in neo-hacienda style, the classic concept never becomes modern unless very drastic interventions are made. Something that was not an option for the architects in this renovation of a house with a veterinary practice, given the emotional value that the clients clearly still attached to the home where he grew up in. At the same time, it was also their explicit wish for the end result to be a completely different concept to that of their existing home. The architects studied the existing stylistic features with curiosity and combined them with new interventions. This resulted in a surprising coherence that manages to connect three generations of residents. Continue reading Graux & Baeyens
Graux & Baeyens . photos: © Dennis De Smet
The question the clients asked us was, «How can we continue to live in our own village in our old
age, without having to move to a retirement home in a big city?» Continue reading Graux & Baeyens
GRAUX & BAEYENS architecten . photos: © Dennis De Smet
The thoughtful introduction of a covered outdoor space in this design created openness to the garden and added value for all volumes on the plot. The triangular terrace forms the core of a new living and outdoor experience, of which even the bicycle shed/cider workshop is now an integral part. Continue reading GRAUX & BAEYENS
GRAUX & BAEYENS architecten . photos: © Jeroen Verrecht
The renovation of this classical home on an enclosed plot on the Visserij in Ghent brought once again a logical flow indoors, provided a better connection with the outdoor space and – despite major technical challenges – integrated the bicycle workshop that the client wanted so badly. Continue reading GRAUX & BAEYENS
