ajstudio decided to turn this former laundry, then office into its own creative space. the central idea was to reintroduce natural light, to create a strong link with the exterior and to re-discover the original building squeleton.
A span has been opened, giving place to an external patio where interior and exterior limits are blurred by a total opening feeling given by glass
garage doors, adding sense of limitless space.
The one-piece brutalist bench-wall-tablet also contributes to an active and visual in and out experience.
The raw concrete floor voluntarily faces a white enlightened space underlined by black steel frames and warmed up again with slight touches of wooden transitions and furniture.
This project naturally mixes architecture, interior architecture and furniture in a simple and subtle way.
Location : Brussels.
Surface : 225m2.
Year : 2012.
Pictures copyright : David Marlé.
