In the immediate vicinity of Mariemont Park, a small residential neighborhood stretches peacefully along the avenue, forming a cohesive ensemble of upscale homes built in the 1970s–1980s. This calm and green microcosm, away from urban hustle and bustle, offers a privileged living environment where nature and architecture coexist harmoniously. It is within this serene context that this house is set, designed to integrate discreetly while expressing a sober, sustainable, and distinctly contemporary architectural language.

The building’s positioning is guided by the path of the sun and the desire to open the house generously onto its garden. The interior layout is organized around a central terrace, the true heart of the home. Particular attention has been given to the landscape design, conceived as a natural extension of the architecture. The plantings accompany the project, enhance its integration, and contribute to the quality of life of its inhabitants.

Client: Private
Area: 480 m²
Location: Morlanwelz
Status: Completed in March 2024

Structural Engineering: BE Delvaux
Energy Performance (PEB): Homeco
Health & Safety Coordination (CSS): In Plano
Landscape Design: Archi’Vert
HVAC: Gosseye
Electrical: Eurecayphas
Earthworks/Demolition: Biagio Mario
Structural Works: Arena Construction
External Joinery: Lauffs
Interior Fit-out: Desize
Photography: Utku Pekli