GAFPA
G1203
2012–2015
A former workplace for a stonemason is accessible by a gatehouse along the Leo Tertzweillaan in Gentbrugge. The site has been refurbished with a cluster of new residential units and small workshops around a central square. The client owns a portion of the site which consists of a concrete structure adjacent to a double height steel structure. The design leaves the existing structures intact and adds a third, light wooden structure. A compact residential volume of two floors is place under the roof of the high shed pushed to the side walls. The slabs of the concrete structure is removed to create a walled garden. The existing concrete structure is preserved in the garden and is copied in the wooden structure of the house.





























Location: Ghent, Belgium
Type: Extension, House, Renovation
Size: 180 m²
Engineer: Arthur De Roover Structureel Ontwerp
Contractor: VH-building
Photography: Tim Van de Velde
Posted: December 2017
Category: Architecture
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