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Renovation House V by Hans Verstuyft Architecten

A typical add construction, dark and cold, a not so clever intervention from the past to expand a classical house, was the starting point. Where extra surface area is usually regarded as luxury, the opposite was the way of thinking here. By exchanging living space for outdoor space, a larger garden was created with a kind of garden room. Moreover, the daylight could penetrate more deeply into the house. The outside room is a nice covered area with a bench and a fireplace. The “living” kitchen is now on full width. A characterless skylight was masked with small wooden beams, outside these function as a sunblind. The interior is simple and sober: an off-white colour palette, natural stone, oak. Concrete and Corten steel weather naturally outside.

Design: Hans Verstuyft Architecten Location: Antwerp, Belgium Year: 2017 Photography: The Fresh Light

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A living space defined by minimalist clarity, takes shape in the timeless interior of the Penthouse S, by Hans Verstuyft Architecten.

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House R is a minimalist home near Antwerp, Belgium, designed by Hans Verstuyft Architecten. While the farm’s glory days are a thing of the past, its essence remains very much alive in the design of the new building. Echoing the characteristic features of traditional farmhouses, the new construction prominently features a gabled facade and a saddle roof. Instead of an immaculate finish, the house sports a purposefully weathered look.

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Meditation Studio, Antwerp, Belgium, 

Designed by Hans Verstuyft Architecten

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Meditation Studio in Antwerp by Hans Verstuyft Architecten 

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Hans Verstuyft Architecten created space with tangible sense of soul

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(via Kortrijk House | Leibal)

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(via House O by Hans Verstuyft Architecten - AboutDecorationBlog)

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Penthouse Antwerp by Hans Verstuyft Architecten

An office of the late sixties was renovated. On the ground floor a spacious commercial space was created, the top two layers were transformed into a spacious duplex penthouse. By carving out a spacious patio garden, a generous 'Urban Villa' with an amazing sense of space and openness was created. Diagonal vistas around the thirty-five-year-old tree are making the patio garden present everywhere. This plan organisation also provides privacy with respect to the home-office that also finds its accommodation in this unit. The garden connects and shapes the surrounding areas, including library, living kitchen, TV room and bedrooms. Fireplaces in library and kitchen contribute to the real home feeling one does not expect to have on top of an office building. Unique views of the city are showing a continuous film of life. Every moment is special. The pulse of the city life, but also unique cloud formations or the sunset are experiences over and over again, giving some peace after a workday. On top a small pool with counter flow was installed. Here you can swim towards the cathedral and experience the skyline.

Design: Hans Verstuyft Architecten Location: Antwerp, Belgium Year: 2013 Photography: Frederik Vercruysse

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Maison De Maître !!!!!

Maison De Maître !!!!!

‘Maison de Maître’ em Gante, uma linda cidade na Bélgica, remonta ao final do século XIX. Ao longo dos anos, a casa sofreu com uma péssima manutenção, mas felizmente muitas das suas características originais sobreviveram. O escritório belga Hans Verstuyft Architecten restaurou a casa em 2013, sem esforço conseguiu juntar a hereditariedade da construção com o minimalismo e modernidade.

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Kortrijk House is a minimal residence located in Kortrijk, Belgium, designed by Hans Verstuyft Architecten. The architect wanted to maintain and express the original elements of the building. The kitchen was relocated to allow for more light to enter the space, framed by white-trimmed french doors. The home’s original Herringbone parquetry floors were restored along with much of the existing joinery. Natural materials and neutral tones create a warm space that amplify the incoming light.

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