Firm： Binst Architects
Type： Commercial › Office
STATUS： Built
YEAR： 2019
SIZE： 10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
OFFICES, INTERIOR
Renovation former warehouse
The building in Luikstraat is a former warehouse that was used to store various materials. After several lives as a dance hall, restaurant, car park and discotheque, the building is now being used as a state-of-the-art office space between the three top museums in Antwerp Zuid.
The façade will be restored to its original appearance. On the ground floor, new arched windows form an addition to the existing façade grid, with a deeper entrance door in the central bay. The whole forms an understated yet stylish look, which is further enhanced by an elegant steel terrace on the first floor.
Inside, each floor has its own character: a ground floor meeting floor with terrazzo floor, an underground lunch room with voids on the front wall, a first work floor with wide wooden plank flooring and under the roof with Polonceau trusses, a completely white workspace with cathedral allure is created. The soul of the building is preserved and together with the finish, forms a powerful whole.
Client Binst Architects nv
Project architect Edwin Remmerie
Interior team Wim Heyninck, Ben Depuydt, Kenn van Overveld
Main contractor Bouwbedrijf P.D.K. nv
Photography Binst Architects, Tim Van de Velde
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