Villa NTT / Architectuuratelier De Jaeghere
NTT Villa is located in a private domain which, even though situated in the centre of a city, has a park-like impression. A short avenue guides the visitor to a deeper lying area which is first surrounded by large, stately trees and which then opens up with a view of the Poelberg. The slope of the terrain and the favourable south orientation enhance this open feeling.
© Thomas De Bruyne
Architects: Architectuuratelier De Jaeghere
Location: West Flanders, Belgium
Lead Architects: Steven De Jaeghere
Area: 360.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Thomas De Bruyne
© Thomas De Bruyne
Text description provided by the architects. NTT Villa is located in a private domain which, even though situated in the centre of a city, has a park-like impression. A short avenue guides the visitor to a deeper lying area which is first surrounded by large, stately trees and which then opens up with a view of the Poelberg. The slope of the terrain and the favourable south orientation enhance this open feeling.
© Thomas De Bruyne
The new villa is built on the same location as the previous house. On an urban level, the same volume as the demolished villa was requested: a ground floor with a gable roof. We have optimised this precondition to a linear and slim volume with gable roof that maximally responds to its surroundings. The result is a recognisable type volume with a refined minimalist composit...
© Thomas De Bruyne
Architects: Architectuuratelier De Jaeghere
Location: West Flanders, Belgium
Lead Architects: Steven De Jaeghere
Area: 360.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Thomas De Bruyne
© Thomas De Bruyne
Text description provided by the architects. NTT Villa is located in a private domain which, even though situated in the centre of a city, has a park-like impression. A short avenue guides the visitor to a deeper lying area which is first surrounded by large, stately trees and which then opens up with a view of the Poelberg. The slope of the terrain and the favourable south orientation enhance this open feeling.
© Thomas De Bruyne
The new villa is built on the same location as the previous house. On an urban level, the same volume as the demolished villa was requested: a ground floor with a gable roof. We have optimised this precondition to a linear and slim volume with gable roof that maximally responds to its surroundings. The result is a recognisable type volume with a refined minimalist composit...
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