"The 1870s townhouse was transformed into a contemporary living space by retaining the original structure while introducing transparent, green-hued extensions that enhance light and openness."
"Architectural interventions include a sunlit central stairwell and a unique, visually engaging open void that fosters interaction among living spaces, emphasizing modern design within historic architecture."
The 1870s townhouse underwent notable architectural transformations, retaining its original structure while incorporating modern elements such as two glass volumes and a striking central stairwell. This design prioritizes openness and light, featuring an engaging void that connects living spaces and allows for stunning views of Bruges from the bathroom. Structural changes include a visible concrete framework and green accents that modernize the interior while respecting its heritage. A lift makes the four-story space accessible, emphasizing functionality along with aesthetic appeal.
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