Por Anna & Eugeni Bach Viaje de Klippan a Estocolmo, 534 km. Aprox 5h. Dirección: Björkhagslplan, Björkhagen, Stockholm. Sankt Mark es un proyecto fruto de un concurso restringido que ganó Lewerentz en 1956, y en el que encontramos muchos de los rasgos que vimos en Sankt Petri: la estructura metálica de la cubierta, el uso del ladrillo y la especial atención a la junta, entre otros. La colocación en el solar

Fuente: Louis I.Kahn Houses, TOTO Shuppan, p88-p161           ISBN: 978-4-88706-228-3 The home is designed as two cubes, primarily of wood, with a stone base. The cubes articulate at a 45 degree angle. The north cube is the “living cube” and has a living room, dining room and kitchen. It has 18 foot-high ceilings. The south cube, or the “sleeping cube,” has four bedrooms, two baths, with

Source: OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen Photography:  Bas Princen This ofἀce building, housing the West Flanders Chamber of Commerce, stands like a villa in the landscape of the urbanized edge of Kortrijk. The building is conceived as having two faces, like the Roman god Janus, showing distinctly different aspects to the street and the garden. The representative façade on the street side, completely of gl

Source: OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen Photography: Bas Princen This freestanding dwelling is situated in the middle of a parcel between woods and an agricultural area near the village of Buggenhout. The enclosure—a modular steel fence—is an integral part of the design and defines the volume of the house. The surrounding unkempt garden is not included, and functions as an automotive access around the hou

Source: OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen Photography: © Bas Princen The center of Brussels has a periphery inside. A piece of landscape, green, open, idyllic, as if it were on the fringes of the city (where it touches the forest) is to be found in the midst of it. This particular condition is easy to destroy. In order to double the surface of a seemingly freestanding house in this strangely lush environmen

Source: OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen Photography: © Bas Princen The center of Brussels has a periphery inside. A piece of landscape, green, open, idyllic, as if it were on the fringes of the city (where it touches the forest) is to be found in the midst of it. This particular condition is easy to destroy. In order to double the surface of a seemingly freestanding house in this strangely lush environmen

Source: OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen Photography: © Bas Princen The new library for the faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of Ghent can be considered a large, pavillion-like piece of furniture, inserted under the bacony of the existing Physics hall. The accessible, three-storied cupboard forms a complete perimeter around the central, atrium-like space, enforcing its monumental scale