The brick exterior of the pitched-roofbarn in West Flanders, Belgium, was restored to its original splendor, hiding an unlikely contemporary interior. The architects repaired the brick facade and added a large skylight which provides additional natural lighting.
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Inside, large wooden beamsare stacked to form a multifunctional structure which forms a small mezzanine workspace with two decks. This central element references the structure’s original purpose and can be used as a library, seating area, and a staircase. The meeting area, offering views of the surroundings through floor-to-ceiling glazing, is located just underneath the mezzanine.
+ Studio Farris Architects
Via HUH Magazine
Photos by Koen Van Damme
