HAMPSTEAD.
image by @overlant.landscapes
Construction has started on our residential farmstead in the suburbs of Ghent, Wondelgem. Looking forward to the realisation of two multi-family clusters where each row embraces a courtyard street. Gentle urban densification surrounded by collective greenery.
Client: CREWO - CREE INVEST
Contractor: @heroconstruct
Engineer: IRS
Landscape: @overlant.landscapes
Infrastructure: Jonckheere
Contractor INF: @dejongheinfra
CARE-FULL
Warm appropriation and the intrinsic qualities of the everyday & the domestic...
Woonhuis Boechout for Pegode.
Boechout Belgium 2018
18 studio's for persons with disabilities.
pictures by @tupidus
Collective Convent.
For @bulkarchitecten , 2025. Published for the new @architectura.be awards.
A little outside of Antwerp lies the little city of Mortsel. A decent middle ground between the real city's bustle and green outdoor hamlets away from the centre. Hidden in this recognizable municipality you can find some very agreable neighbourhoods which have everything normal people need. Between the city centre and the old fortress lies Oude God, with surprisingly pleasant streets.
The new interventions in this urban fabric try to extend the quality that was already there. A new public connection gives space to a new little park and playground and collective gardens search for subtle contact on the streets. Cornerblocks mark clear figures with identyfiable adresses. Old trees stand tall next to the new facades and make the complex seem to belong there immediately. I couldn't help myself but think of Muzio, associating this to a modern convent in Mortsel.
#architecture #photography #belgium
#mortsel #residential
Facing Onwards.
From some time ago - our proposal for the site Moorkensplein in Borgerhout, Antwerp for @ag_vespa
A library, kindergarten and public services, loosely scattered around a series of gardens, ranging from very public to very secret. And a strong confident front to literally confront the urban expectations.
With our friends from @lab.vee
Sketches by the magnificent @archief_max_goovaerts
Farmstead for the youth.
@bulkarchitecten , 2026.
In Park Groot Schijn, the masterplan has created different chambres for a number of activities. Ranging from sports to recreational infrastructure, and rooms for the youth to greenery, the park is a generous extension to Rivierenhof across the street. Bulk renewed the existing farmstead cluster in the central area into a bunch of serene and vernacular sheds as bases and a party hall for the local youth movement.
For @stad_antwerpen@ag_vespa
Contractor: phase 1 @depeuter.aannemingen & phase 2 Buyse Projects
In 2025 we also made a lot of plans. After all, that's our job. Some of those plans we print out, some we realise—given the necessary patience—and others just end up in a drawer.
There are plans that are forgotten, folded up, kept or hung up, dug up or rediscovered. Usually more time is spent drawing up those plans than thoroughly considering them.
The plan is the ultimate step between dream and deed, between ambition and realisation. As a medium, the plan still connects everyone in our field. Planning implies labour, work and action in one movement, which makes planning both a means and an end.
Making plans is the raison d'être of our profession.
Hence this tasty selection of plans.
One for each project we've been working on.
They are silent witnesses to a year of hard work and drawing.
Everyone tried their best ,in honour and conscience, until they were “good”. Whatever that may mean.
Plans are also in our heads; they are about giving meaning to our daily activities. And hopefully we know very well why we ultimately make all those plans.
#20
Woonkade Rupelstreek
corner building
Niel
digital sketch - axonometry - facade compilations
In 2025 we also made a lot of plans. After all, that's our job. Some of those plans we print out, some we realise—given the necessary patience—and others just end up in a drawer.
There are plans that are forgotten, folded up, kept or hung up, dug up or rediscovered. Usually more time is spent drawing up those plans than thoroughly considering them.
The plan is the ultimate step between dream and deed, between ambition and realisation. As a medium, the plan still connects everyone in our field. Planning implies labour, work and action in one movement, which makes planning both a means and an end.
Making plans is the raison d'être of our profession.
Hence this tasty selection of plans.
One for each project we've been working on.
They are silent witnesses to a year of hard work and drawing.
Everyone tried their best ,in honour and conscience, until they were “good”. Whatever that may mean.
Plans are also in our heads; they are about giving meaning to our daily activities. And hopefully we know very well why we ultimately make all those plans.
#19
@woonhaven
Blancefloerlaan, Linkeroever
Antwerpen
frontal axonometry
icw. PED Architecten
In 2025 we also made a lot of plans. After all, that's our job. Some of those plans we print out, some we realise—given the necessary patience—and others just end up in a drawer.
There are plans that are forgotten, folded up, kept or hung up, dug up or rediscovered. Usually more time is spent drawing up those plans than thoroughly considering them.
The plan is the ultimate step between dream and deed, between ambition and realisation. As a medium, the plan still connects everyone in our field. Planning implies labour, work and action in one movement, which makes planning both a means and an end.
Making plans is the raison d'être of our profession.
Hence this tasty selection of plans.
One for each project we've been working on.
They are silent witnesses to a year of hard work and drawing.
Everyone tried their best ,in honour and conscience, until they were “good”. Whatever that may mean.
Plans are also in our heads; they are about giving meaning to our daily activities. And hopefully we know very well why we ultimately make all those plans.
#18
private
Vrouwenstraat Wondelgem
Ghent
impressions
In 2025 we also made a lot of plans. After all, that's our job. Some of those plans we print out, some we realise—given the necessary patience—and others just end up in a drawer.
There are plans that are forgotten, folded up, kept or hung up, dug up or rediscovered. Usually more time is spent drawing up those plans than thoroughly considering them.
The plan is the ultimate step between dream and deed, between ambition and realisation. As a medium, the plan still connects everyone in our field. Planning implies labour, work and action in one movement, which makes planning both a means and an end.
Making plans is the raison d'être of our profession.
Hence this tasty selection of plans.
One for each project we've been working on.
They are silent witnesses to a year of hard work and drawing.
Everyone tried their best ,in honour and conscience, until they were “good”. Whatever that may mean.
Plans are also in our heads; they are about giving meaning to our daily activities. And hopefully we know very well why we ultimately make all those plans.
#17
Woonpunt Waas
Schrijverswijk
Zwijndrecht
Facade compilations - axonometric views
In 2025 we also made a lot of plans. After all, that's our job. Some of those plans we print out, some we realise—given the necessary patience—and others just end up in a drawer.
There are plans that are forgotten, folded up, kept or hung up, dug up or rediscovered. Usually more time is spent drawing up those plans than thoroughly considering them.
The plan is the ultimate step between dream and deed, between ambition and realisation. As a medium, the plan still connects everyone in our field. Planning implies labour, work and action in one movement, which makes planning both a means and an end.
Making plans is the raison d'être of our profession.
Hence this tasty selection of plans.
One for each project we've been working on.
They are silent witnesses to a year of hard work and drawing.
Everyone tried their best ,in honour and conscience, until they were “good”. Whatever that may mean.
Plans are also in our heads; they are about giving meaning to our daily activities. And hopefully we know very well why we ultimately make all those plans.
#16
private
Notary's office and 17 dwellings
Schoten
floorplan designs
In 2025 we also made a lot of plans. After all, that's our job. Some of those plans we print out, some we realise—given the necessary patience—and others just end up in a drawer.
There are plans that are forgotten, folded up, kept or hung up, dug up or rediscovered. Usually more time is spent drawing up those plans than thoroughly considering them.
The plan is the ultimate step between dream and deed, between ambition and realisation. As a medium, the plan still connects everyone in our field. Planning implies labour, work and action in one movement, which makes planning both a means and an end.
Making plans is the raison d'être of our profession.
Hence this tasty selection of plans.
One for each project we've been working on.
They are silent witnesses to a year of hard work and drawing.
Everyone tried their best ,in honour and conscience, until they were “good”. Whatever that may mean.
Plans are also in our heads; they are about giving meaning to our daily activities. And hopefully we know very well why we ultimately make all those plans.
#15
AG Vespa - City of Antwerp
Jeugdkamer Park Groot Schijn
Deurne
axonometry
