House L & W / Fragmenture
As part of its renovation of a terraced row house in Ghent, Belgian architects Fragmenture inserted a central triangular volume that houses the kitchen, laundry and storage spaces.
© Dennis De Smet
Architects: Fragmenture
Location: Ghent, Belgium
Lead Architect: Lies Van Kerckhove
Area: 180.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Dennis De Smet
© Dennis De Smet
Text description provided by the architects. As part of its renovation of a terraced row house in Ghent, Belgian architects Fragmenture inserted a central triangular volume that houses the kitchen, laundry and storage spaces.
© Dennis De Smet
First Floor Plan
© Dennis De Smet
This 190-square-meter row house suffered from a lack of light and openness. An overall renovation transformed it into a pleasant and playful city residence. All original partition walls were removed in order to create a complete new organization. The bathroom is relocated to the first floor. The old outbuildings at the back of the house made way for a new compact house extension.
© Dennis De Smet
All necessary functions for the ground floor are organized in one triangle shaped piece of furniture. The central dark zones harbours storage space and laundry room. At the front of the house, also on the ground floor, the living room is separated from the open-plan kitchen and dining room by a custom-made ca...
© Dennis De Smet
Architects: Fragmenture
Location: Ghent, Belgium
Lead Architect: Lies Van Kerckhove
Area: 180.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Dennis De Smet
© Dennis De Smet
Text description provided by the architects. As part of its renovation of a terraced row house in Ghent, Belgian architects Fragmenture inserted a central triangular volume that houses the kitchen, laundry and storage spaces.
© Dennis De Smet
First Floor Plan
© Dennis De Smet
This 190-square-meter row house suffered from a lack of light and openness. An overall renovation transformed it into a pleasant and playful city residence. All original partition walls were removed in order to create a complete new organization. The bathroom is relocated to the first floor. The old outbuildings at the back of the house made way for a new compact house extension.
© Dennis De Smet
All necessary functions for the ground floor are organized in one triangle shaped piece of furniture. The central dark zones harbours storage space and laundry room. At the front of the house, also on the ground floor, the living room is separated from the open-plan kitchen and dining room by a custom-made ca...
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