An interestingly irregular site and nearby neighbours pose the challenge for House K by GRAUX & BAEYENS Architecten, in Buggenhout, Belgium.




A tapered volume and strategic positioning of ceiling-to-floor windows provide ample daylight and views with privacy.



The brown-and-beige brick exterior, with black aluminum framing, and operable white aluminum slats, harmonize with the wooded small town setting. Via ArchDaily. Photos: Luc Roymans.