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De Linde
De Linde
Leopoldsburg, Belgium
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De Linde
Leopoldsburg, Belgium
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2019
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
BUDGET
$500K - 1M
By dismantling 2 single houses an elongated no-man’s-land dusted with decayed sheds is unlocked.
A medical group practice fills in the liberated footprint while the masterplan forsees the development
of a small apartment dwelling. ‘Qualitative densification’ as they say.
The L-shaped building promptly claims its presence in this no-man’s land. Robust and simple, but
gracefull and sophisticated. Concrete, brick and zinc are counterbalanced by lustrous champagne window
profiles. Concrete linings and a deepened niche hint to the Belle-Epoque building on the other
side. Zinc rainwater pipes - one more functional than the other - proudly glanze at the facades.
The plan facilitates an efficient daily use and seperates circulation between patient and doctor - as if
it were a hospital. Earthly tones and elegant window configurations generate an informal ambience
that does not resemble at all the cold enlightened corridors of the generic hosptital. A longitudunal
courtyard flanking the doctor’s offices assures both privacy as pleasant workspaces flouded with light,
sun and air.
Welcome doctor’s practice of the 21st centrury!
A medical group practice fills in the liberated footprint while the masterplan forsees the development
of a small apartment dwelling. ‘Qualitative densification’ as they say.
The L-shaped building promptly claims its presence in this no-man’s land. Robust and simple, but
gracefull and sophisticated. Concrete, brick and zinc are counterbalanced by lustrous champagne window
profiles. Concrete linings and a deepened niche hint to the Belle-Epoque building on the other
side. Zinc rainwater pipes - one more functional than the other - proudly glanze at the facades.
The plan facilitates an efficient daily use and seperates circulation between patient and doctor - as if
it were a hospital. Earthly tones and elegant window configurations generate an informal ambience
that does not resemble at all the cold enlightened corridors of the generic hosptital. A longitudunal
courtyard flanking the doctor’s offices assures both privacy as pleasant workspaces flouded with light,
sun and air.
Welcome doctor’s practice of the 21st centrury!
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