On a spacious plot in Westkapelle, a single-family home was designed based on specific urban planning requirements. The architecture takes shape within the imposed constraints, with the volumetry and placement carefully aligned with the streetscape and the surroundings.

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The architectural concept is built around a clear plinth — executed in a characterful materialization — upon which rests a structure that distinguishes itself in form and finish. This layered composition ensures a legible and balanced volumetry.

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The openness of the plot at the rear is directly translated into the architecture. The house opens up to the landscape and creates a strong visual and functional relationship with the garden. The arrangement of the various spaces is tailored to this orientation, creating a fluid transition between indoors and outdoors.

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The link between the living spaces across the garden is of essential importance: sightlines, light incidence, and positioning ensure a spatial continuity that enhances living comfort.

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A home that arises from urban planning logic — built in layers, supported by materialization, and anchored in its place.