Mabau's house
Florennes, Belgium
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
Photo © crahayjamaigne
- Architects
- crahayjamaigne
- Location
- Florennes, Belgium
- Year
- 2015
Timber frame and low energy single-family house located in Florennes.
Following the sun’s path and the steep slope of the field, the project proposes a different concept of the traditional habitat.
Next to the carport, the entrance to the house gives access to a cloakroom, a cellar and a storage for the bikes. In contact with the road, this floor is a semi-buried. On the first floor, the living spaces are fully open to the south. The second floor is used by the night areas. Furthermore, a slightly sloping walkway gives a direct access to the back of the garden.
Overflowing on the first floor, the upstairs protects it from overheating and creates a covered outdoor area.
The front yard allows up to 3 parking spaces.
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