AABE - Atelier d'Architecture Bruno Erpicum & Partners

29/07/2026

Thank you , builder

22/05/2026

26/03/2026

Wood cladding acts as a vital link between the interior space and the garden. Combined with generous openings, it frames the views, filters the light and creates a seamless visual connection between the built structure and the natural surroundings. The façade becomes less of a boundary and more of a transitional layer — a layer that anchors the house to its site whilst maintaining an openness to the outside world.

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24/03/2026

Linving into the white concrete.

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16/03/2026

At the end of the afternoon, the house catches the last rays of sunshine and prepares for nightfall. This happens every day, summer and winter alike. It feels like the South, don't change a thing!

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09/03/2026

The screens open and close, a single house with different experiences.

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02/03/2026

Concrete, a material often associated with permanence, takes on a new life when it begins to show its age. The subtle patina that develops over time is not just a sign of wear; it is an ode to the passage of time, a testament to resilience, and a beautiful reminder of the stories embedded within its surface. Each crack and weathered edge tells a tale of the elements, human interaction, and the inevitable march of time.

Our "GOLF" project embraces this concept by incorporating concrete into modern architectural design. Here, raw materials meet the elegance of contemporary aesthetics. The vibrant textures and varying tones of the concrete provide a unique character, allowing buildings to connect with their surroundings on a deeper level. This design philosophy emphasizes that beauty can be found in imperfection, making spaces feel more authentic and inviting.

Curious to learn more about how we blend charm with modern innovation? Explore our feed for more inspiring designs and insights into the world of architecture! 🤍🏛️✨

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13/02/2026

In the historic Sablon district, at the heart of Brussels, time slows down.

Between architectural heritage and the iconic world of IWC watchmaking,
the project unfolds as a quiet experience —
made of rhythm, silence, and deliberate gestures.

An invitation to walk through time, rather than measure it.
brusselsof.time

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