House K by Graux and Baeyens Architects
A wonderful architecture example – House K by Graux and Baeyens Architects is featured in today’s post. This project building evokes an original and unconventional image of a house. The architects expressed the characteristics of modern architecture through the formal principle and the simple lines and materials. The clinker tiles used for facades establish a dialogue with the surrounding landscape. They also contrast with their texture and color with the white building details in the simple and refined geometry, while the glass completes the whole modern idea of this home architecture.
Selected FAB award 2013
Private House 2008-2012
Location Buggenhout, Belgium
Site Area 433 m2
Built Area 173.5 m2
Photography Luc Roymans
