Fitting in and lighting the space: the residence House Roces in the woods by Govaert &Vanhoutte Architects, Belgium
House Roces, designed by Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects in Belgium, is perfectly situated in the depths of the woods. It is characterized by its natural stones, raw materials and natural vegetation that blend beautifully with its external surroundings and become an extension of the wooded area. The house also has large openings in the stone walls, allowing natural light to stream into the internal living spaces. This design aesthetic creates a unique combination of indoor and outdoor living spaces with a seamless connection between interior and exterior, thereby creating a sense of spaciousness and a tranquil ambiance inside the home. Additionally, House Roces has an energy-efficient feature, thereby ensuring a healthier lifestyle and sustainability.
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Luna Thompson
This design sounds intriguing! I’m curious, how did Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects manage to seamlessly blend the House Roces with its surroundings in the woods? Did they incorporate any specific architectural elements or materials to achieve this?
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This design sounds intriguing! I’m curious, how did Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects manage to seamlessly blend the House Roces with its surroundings in the woods? Did they incorporate any specific architectural elements or materials to achieve this?