该项目是在比利时Anzegem的一个迷人的村庄道路上的一块空地上实现的。该地块位于从典型的弗拉芒带状开发到独立的 “美好时代 “建筑的过渡地带，因此，设计能够成为创造流畅过渡的缺失环节是至关重要的。
The project was realized on an empty plot on a charming village road in Anzegem, Belgium. The plot is situated on the transition from a typical piece of Flemish ribbon development to a detached, ‘belle époque’-architecture, so it was vital that the design could be the missing link to create a fluent transition.
该地块的梯形迫使建筑师找到一个创造性的解决方案。一个半开放的房子被创造出来，它在街道一侧非常狭窄地开始，并向地块的后面开放。地块的分叉意味着侧面的立面成为房屋景观的一部分，因此也为街道风景做出了贡献。
The trapezium shape of the plot forced the architects to find a creative solution. A semi-open house was created, which begins very narrowly on the street side and opens up to the back of the plot. The diverging of the plot means that the side façade becomes a part of the view of the house and therefore also contributes to the street scenery.
由于狭窄、无建筑的花园地带和靠近邻居，我们决定让侧立面与小区边界错开。一个生动的，第二个 “街道立面 “被创造出来，而不是一个单调的立面。外墙的 “之 “字形运动使侧边的花园被开发成房屋的一个完整的补充，而不仅仅是一个车道。
Because of the narrow, construction-free, garden strip and the proximity of the neighbor, it was decided to have the side façade staggered in relation to the plot boundary. An animated, second ‘street façade’ is created, instead of a monotonous façade. The ‘zigzag’-movement of the façade allows the side garden to be developed into a full addendum of the house, instead of just a driveway.
房子的设计表现为三个立方体的组成和不同的屋顶高度。具有办公室、厨房和客厅功能的长方形空间通过打开它们与它们的角落相连。这创造了一个有趣的相互关系，混凝土梁支撑着上层和屋顶，使其更加突出。由于正面和侧面的立面都决定了街景，这是一个极好的机会，可以将一个迷人的故事与二维的带状发展联系起来。同时，与相邻的独立别墅也形成了对话。
The design of the house manifests itself as a composition of three cubes and varying roof heights. The rectangular spaces with functions as office, kitchen and living room are connected with their corners, by opening them. This creates an interesting mutual relationship, which is accentuated by the concrete beams, supporting the upper level and roof. Since both the front and side facades determine the street view, it was an excellent opportunity to link a fascinating story to the two-dimensional ribbon development. At the same time, a dialogue is created with the adjacent detached villa.
Architects: Graux & Baeyens Architects
Area: 241 m²
Year: 2017
Photographs: Jeroen Verrecht
Manufacturers: AutoDesk
Lead Architects: Basile Graux and Koen Baeyens
City：ANZEGEM
Country：Belgium