ThermoWood

At the Limburg DC Bouwcampus 2.0 in Diepenbeek, a modular parking building designed by Jaspers-Eyers Architects in collaboration with Democo applies circular construction principles to a functional typology. The structure integrates modularity, disassembly, and traceability to support long-term adaptability. Scalable and adaptable designThe structure is based on a modular system, allowing for expansion up to 500 parking spaces. Its design enables future repurposing or relocation, aligning with flexibility goals from the outset. POM Limburg Detachable timber façadeThe facade is composed of ThermoWood® pine slats from LDCwood, installed as detachable elements intended for reuse. The material is thermally modified for improve... More

Residential Building Design in Dezashib, Tehran: Integrating Local Identity with Architectural Innovation: Dezashib, as one of the old and identity-rich neighborhoods of Tehran, strives to preserve its cultural values. This has been the main inspiration in the design process of the Dezashib residential project. In this project, the priority was to reflect cultural roots and authenticity in the architectural structure, alongside meeting contemporary needs. Caption Caption Caption Caption Architectural Innovation Considering Constraints: In designing this complex, despite legal constraints and client demands, a pattern of Iranian architecture with a new expression has been employed. Unlike the conventional layout of iwa... More

Large windows across the entire façade alternate with the warm colour of ThermoWood® ayous from LDCwood. In order to achieve the required reaction to fire classification, the ThermoWood® was given a fire-retardant treatment by Lemahieu Fire Protection with Burnblock® . Cofeine About the Oasis project Oasis is characterised by its spacious, modern design and its luxurious appearance. Four storeys will be built on the corner of Jokstraat and Leopold II-laan. On the first and second floors, there will be two spacious 2-bedroom apartments with large balconies. The third floor will contain one very large 3-bedroom apartment, and there will be a penthouse on the fourth floor. Both will have a magnificent balcony. The fin... More

A. Vogel has always kept nature at the heart of all its activities. So it was vital that the company’s new, interactive visitor centre would blend in with the natural landscape. Architect Johan Hofman came up with a design based on a Veluwe barn house. He explains: “This is an unusual project for an exceptional client. A. Vogel’s natural vision and unique location guided the final design. Most importantly, thanks to the look and feel of a modern barn and the right choice of materials, the building exudes a natural feel and offers a warm welcome.” Caption The choice of LDCwood® ThermoWood® for the façade cladding fits perfectly with A. Vogel’s sustainable vision and Johan Hofman’s desi... More

The renovation of AG Campus is an ambitious and sustainable project in the centre of Brussels. It introduces light, air and space. Throughout the renovation, materials were chosen as sustainably as possible and maximum effort was made to preserve and reuse materials from the existing building. ©Stijn Bollaert ©Stijn Bollaert The roof of the new extension was implemented entirely as a green roof and additional green spaces were added in the garden, adding in total more than 1500m2 of green spaces in the heart of Brussels. The project AG CAMPUS is a renovation of the ground level of an existing building in the very centre of Brussels. The campus is a meeting and learning place and includes classrooms, meeting rooms, a big... More

Renovating the Haratian House was a challenging project, challenges such as the small size of the building, the variety of required spaces, privacy and creating a sense of security for the employer. Parham Taghioff These challenges made the design process towards the maximum use of space. According to the client›s wishes, i.e. to provide a residential unit, a guest unit and a janitor unit, the space division went in the direction of considering the living space on the ground floor and the first floor so that the family has full access to the yard and is less exposed to and the guest’s unit and janitor’s unit were considered on the second floor. The residential space is divided into two parts: the private spaces of t... More

Desgning Rooftop of a biulding Based on nature. Water, Wood and plants, are the elements that used to convey this feeling. @vanitariran @vanitariran The Tilo decking woods, Austrian made, used for these project which has created a very good harmony with other materials and colors of this space. Vanitar, supplied these thermowoods for this project @vanitariran   More

Due to the location of the land and the volume of the building, an attempt was made to form the initial concept in such a way that it came out of the shape of a rectangular cube and had full and empty spaces and facade according to Iranian architectural patterns. Caption On the other hand, due to the existence of a neighboring brick building and the fact that brick is one of the main elements of Iranian architecture, it was decided that the total volume of the building be made of brick. Caption The openings are designed in such a way that while observing the proportions of Iranian architecture as much as possible express the type of interior space so that behind the window The triple rooms are located in the main hall, or behind... More