House Dumoulin Nandrin Belgium
The house is located in an area of low density with large green spaces and an breathtaking view of 180° on the mountain and woods of the belgian ardennes.
The main route of access, is through the village Nandrin.
This house reflects the commitment to the creation of innovative space that asserts clarity, simplicity and elegance.
The house signature is marked by a poetic arrangement of a clear geometric form, the subtle use of natural light, the relation open-closed and outside-inside.
The minimalism volume of the housing is implanted in the beautiful nature of the ardennes reducing it to a white volume coming out of the mountain landscape.
Two themes stand out in the work: the air-light and the relationship with nature. This is evident in the treatment of outdoor spaces. The presence of white to nature for color contrast.
The house is full of light and shadow well agreed and luminous.
In plan, the house is built in two levels due to limited space and budget.
Groundfloor:
Entrance with guest-toilet and garage.
Living area with open kitchen and sliding-doors 8m long with a view on the beautiful scenery that offers the mountain with the nearby wood.
The other sliding door 4m gives access to a patio that gives the privacy with a closed wall from the road.
The second floor:
Two bedrooms with balcony and view on the mountains.Bathroom and toilet.
Master bedroom with wic and bathroom.
The first level:
Contains the garage insert in the garden terraces.
Every room has a view on the caribbean sea, even the kitchen area while working on the kitchen-island.
architect
Jan De Vos
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