Dezeen's top 10 house extensions of 2021
We're continuing our review of the year with the house extensions that turned heads in 2021, including a polycarbonate-clad tower and a mirrored gallery.
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We're continuing our review of the year with the house extensions that turned heads in 2021, including a polycarbonate-clad tower and a mirrored gallery.
In Brakel, Belgium, local firm Graux & Baeyens Architecten proves that vernacular and contemporary architecture can harmoniously coexist.
Graux & Baeyens Architecten has modernised a 1960s bungalow in De Haan, Belgium, by opening up the interior and adding cross-shaped steel supports to the main living spaces. The Ghent-based studio said the existing bungalow had an "uninspiring original construction" and set about creating a series of flexible spaces that could adapt to the needs of its occupants. Above: Graux & Baeyens Architecten has modernised a Belgian bungalow. Top image: the project involved opening up the interior The architects' first intervention was to open up the floor plan to create three approximately square zones...