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Wittouck
Living
Wittouck
Living
Towards a neighborhood to the scale of its inhabitants

Within the confines of the plan we create a varied and articulated architecture and a pleasant living environment to the scale of its inhabitants. The focus of the design, besides quality housing, lies on the creation of quality public space to compliment it.

Because the design of the public space is not part of the brief, public quality is created through the architecture on the building plots. This way we managed to create a mayor improvement, turning the streets into lively human spaces. Nuanced building volumes and variations in materialization yield refined and rich public space.

Setbacks in the facades create small corners which can be appropriated by the residents. The corners are less part of the flow of the street giving them an intimate character. Also the relation between private housing and public space is improved. Living rooms get big windows creating a visual relation. Integrated benches invite as a space to sit in front of your house or as a place for potted plants.

Status: 1st place competition 20xx
Team: Johan de Wachter
Collaboration:  2DVW Architecten (JDWA+RDVA)
Client: Cvba WONEN
Location: Europaplein, Wittouck, Zelzate, BE
Program: 68 social houses

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Wittouck
Living
Towards a neighborhood to the scale of its inhabitants

Within the confines of the plan we create a varied and articulated architecture and a pleasant living environment to the scale of its inhabitants. The focus of the design, besides quality housing, lies on the creation of quality public space to compliment it.

Because the design of the public space is not part of the brief, public quality is created through the architecture on the building plots. This way we managed to create a mayor improvement, turning the streets into lively human spaces. Nuanced building volumes and variations in materialization yield refined and rich public space.

Setbacks in the facades create small corners which can be appropriated by the residents. The corners are less part of the flow of the street giving them an intimate character. Also the relation between private housing and public space is improved. Living rooms get big windows creating a visual relation. Integrated benches invite as a space to sit in front of your house or as a place for potted plants.

Status: 1st place competition 20xx
Team: Johan de Wachter
Collaboration:  2DVW Architecten (JDWA+RDVA)
Client: Cvba WONEN
Location: Europaplein, Wittouck, Zelzate, BE
Program: 68 social houses

Wittouck
Living
Towards a neighborhood to the scale of its inhabitants

Within the confines of the plan we create a varied and articulated architecture and a pleasant living environment to the scale of its inhabitants. The focus of the design, besides quality housing, lies on the creation of quality public space to compliment it.

Because the design of the public space is not part of the brief, public quality is created through the architecture on the building plots. This way we managed to create a mayor improvement, turning the streets into lively human spaces. Nuanced building volumes and variations in materialization yield refined and rich public space.

Setbacks in the facades create small corners which can be appropriated by the residents. The corners are less part of the flow of the street giving them an intimate character. Also the relation between private housing and public space is improved. Living rooms get big windows creating a visual relation. Integrated benches invite as a space to sit in front of your house or as a place for potted plants.

Status: 1st place competition 20xx
Team: Johan de Wachter
Collaboration:  2DVW Architecten (JDWA+RDVA)
Client: Cvba WONEN
Location: Europaplein, Wittouck, Zelzate, BE
Program: 68 social houses

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