Lange Dreef ← Works ← Henley Halebrown

Lange Dreef Beveren, Belgium 2021–

The project comprises 131 dwellings and is located in Beveren, a town on the periphery of Antwerp. Positioned in the new town centre, two open sided courtyard blocks divide the site to form a series of distinct landscape typologies: mews, courtyard, roof garden, and town square. Despite its central urban location, this array of spaces orientate residents towards the natural world, nurturing collectivity and offering parity between a life lived indoors and one lived outside. Within, a wide variety of generous apartments house a mixed community of families and individuals.

In collaboration with WV Architechten.

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Bay windows offer oblique views along the tree lined boulevard and establish a rhythmic presence.
Two open sided courtyard blocks divide the site, establishing a new route
The mews runs north – south and connects the town square with the Lange Dreef
Through a fragmented building block our proposal introduces a passageway between the new administrative centre and Lange Dreef. This divides the site into two smaller building blocks.
This divides the site into two smaller building blocks. The houses are arranged around two respective courtyards, one is oriented west and one east.
The ground floor hosts a mix of family dwellings, shops and commercial space
A wide variety of apartments house a mixed community
Fourth Floor Plan
Generous, dual and triple aspect apartments orientate residents towards the natural world
Section BB
Facade Inner Court West side
Perspective of a flat type. The three-sided orientation of the living room and the various terraces show the quality of life

architects Henley Halebrown

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