Black And White Belgium House with Contemporary Sculptural Arrivals

This impressive Belgium House DMVA achieved a careful balance between old and new, preserving its classic charm, while presenting a revolutionary contemporary side. We say "cautiously" because the project wasn '; t without obstacles - namely the neighbors; Approval of the draft was intended to constructing permit required. Although the architects refrain from a total transformation, they made subtle changes like a white facade and a cool white pool topped by a pair of sculptural white supplements with grass, linking landscape and architecture.

This suburb of Brussels, which identifies for its green spaces, the stage for this interesting house which teeters between classic and contemporary. During his classical elements were left intact, giving this modern add-ons that much-needed modernity that requires the property to new heights. Painting this brick facade White House, there was a new, fresh face.

The additions are angled inward, overlooking a terrace, a swimming pool and the garden surrounded.

Not only the additives are angled in their facades, but their roofs are also inclined upwards, maximizing the views and the natural light in flowing through the massive glass walls.

At the top of the supplements, but a green roof adds another layer of richness to the design and style.

Visible although the expansive glazing, are minimalist interior white flooded. At least that's what you believe.

Upon entry, interiors take a dramatic turn with black walls and ceilings, open onto the white space that you want to externally see. We love this dramatic contrast! The ceiling, also black, functional mounting white zigzags, interest rates overhead.

The staircase is so much more than a means to ascend with the help of the residence. This spiral, sculptural element is as a lot showpiece, as it is a functional feature.

The kitchen is white, vivid and spacious - not your common culinary chaos, and not a place that you '; d wants to inject with sauce and stains!

An unusual room in the house. '; s signature palette of dramatic black white

Thanks to the massive windows, sun streams in and Grünblick are a peaceful scene and ever-present focus.

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Everyday DMVA about Arch Credit: Frederik Vercruysse