Implanted on a relative’s plot, in order to create a kangaroo housing, the project is shaped as a pavilion where the relation with the garden is omnipresent.

The implantation on the border of the plot allows the project to preserve the intimacy of the bedroom meanwhile opening up through all facades in direction of the garden.

The one-story building shares a constant and direct interaction with the garden, especially through the rooms succession framing a multiplicity of views. Indeed, rooms are luminous and opened to the outside, the living room offering three different orientations towards the garden.

The CLT structure allowed an important prefabrication during the building site, presupposes a future reconversion into a medical office and participates to the creation of a warm atmosphere.

Team:
Architect: Goffart-Polomé Architectes
Photography: Antoine Richez

Material Used:
1. Façade cladding: Coated pinewood