Doel is a small village in Belgium where the government took over for the expansion of the port. After years of protest, the village was allowed to remain, but only a few inhabitants stayed behind. Today, the town has a lot of challenges but has potential to become alive again. This is the old school renovated to a community house.

This project is a twenty-meter-high tower with a strong focus on the stability and structural logic. The building consists of a double outer layer, which accommodates circulation. Within this structure, multiple functions are possible, including a big terrace for a coffee bar.

This house is located in a small town Hansbeke, Belgium, where a railway track divides the town in two parts. As a result of this separation, café’s, shops and other public spaces disappeared.

The project originates from a cluster of five houses. This dwelling is designed for a couple and gives back to the community by offering a shared place in contact with nature focused on meeting and presence. Activities sush as yoga, tea gatherings and quiet reflection are hosted here, inspired by japanese filosophy.