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AC PLUS Architecture, Rue Père Eudore Devroye 11, Brussels (2026)

01/09/2026

Within the Auderghem stadium, a key place for the municipality’s sporting and social life, the project is driven by the desire to bring together functionality, orientation and accessibility.

The intervention rethinks the entrance: organizing and connecting the different spaces between sports facilities and shared areas. Circulation routes have been redesigned to make movement more intuitive, fluid and safe, while the sanitary facilities have been completely renewed for more comfort, durability and accessibility.

Signage becomes an integral part of the project. The pictograms, custom-designed for each surface, go beyond simply indicating directions: together, they create a visual grammar that connects wayfinding with the wall decoration. The burgundy red drawn from the institutional logo runs throughout the spaces, establishing a consistent chromatic identity across the interiors.

Photo Andrea Anoni

01/09/2026

Within the Auderghem stadium, a key place for the municipality’s sporting and social life, the project is driven by the desire to bring together functionality, orientation and accessibility.

The intervention rethinks the entrance: organizing and connecting the different spaces between sports facilities and shared areas. Circulation routes have been redesigned to make movement more intuitive, fluid and safe, while the sanitary facilities have been completely renewed for more comfort, durability and accessibility.

Signage becomes an integral part of the project. The pictograms, custom-designed for each surface, go beyond simply indicating directions: together, they create a visual grammar that connects wayfinding with the wall decoration. The burgundy red drawn from the institutional logo runs throughout the spaces, establishing a consistent chromatic identity across the interiors.

Photo Andrea Anoni

16/07/2026

One More Floor, More Living Space.

In the Chant d’Oiseau district of Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, this rooftop extension creates a bright and generous new living space above an existing house.

Overlooking the surrounding greenery, the new floor enjoys open views while carefully preserving the privacy of neighboring homes through integrated privacy screens that also provide solar shading. Natural light, spaciousness, and the relationship with the landscape are at the heart of this intervention.

In our upcoming posts, we will share how these new interiors integrate with the existing building and explore the architectural impact of the extension.

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13/07/2026

One More Floor, More Living Space.

In the Chant d’Oiseau district of Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, this rooftop extension creates a bright and generous new living space above an existing house.

Overlooking the surrounding greenery, the new floor enjoys open views while carefully preserving the privacy of neighboring homes through integrated privacy screens that also provide solar shading. Natural light, spaciousness, and the relationship with the landscape are at the heart of this intervention.

In our upcoming posts, we will share how these new interiors integrate with the existing building and explore the architectural impact of the extension.

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13/07/2026

One More Floor, More Living Space.

In the Chant d’Oiseau district of Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, this rooftop extension creates a bright and generous new living space above an existing house.

Overlooking the surrounding greenery, the new floor enjoys open views while carefully preserving the privacy of neighboring homes through integrated privacy screens that also provide solar shading. Natural light, spaciousness, and the relationship with the landscape are at the heart of this intervention.

In our upcoming posts, we will share how these new interiors integrate with the existing building and explore the architectural impact of the extension.

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13/07/2026

One More Floor, More Living Space.

In the Chant d’Oiseau district of Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, this rooftop extension creates a bright and generous new living space above an existing house.

Overlooking the surrounding greenery, the new floor enjoys open views while carefully preserving the privacy of neighboring homes through integrated privacy screens that also provide solar shading. Natural light, spaciousness, and the relationship with the landscape are at the heart of this intervention.

In our upcoming posts, we will share how these new interiors integrate with the existing building and explore the architectural impact of the extension.

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03/07/2026

A complete transformation of a traditional terraced family home in Woluwe, Brussels. Passed on to a new generation, this house was ready for a new chapter.

The project reimagines the rear extension within the same overall volume, creating a brighter, more coherent living environment while improving comfort and solar protection.

Carefully considered interventions enrich everyday use. A double sliding door replaces the original doorway, allowing the spaces to expand and connect when needed, while translucent glazing provides privacy without sacrificing light when entertaining.

Material details play an important role in defining the character of the project. In the kitchen, the backsplash combines contrasting tiles with different textures and finishes, creating a subtle interplay of light, reflection and depth. Accents of blue throughout the interior introduce rhythm and energy, while the same colour is echoed in the rear window frames and the external staircase, establishing a visual thread that connects interior and exterior.

A transformation that preserves the spirit of the house while adapting it to the needs of its new inhabitants.

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