Simplicity and elegance thanks to the combination of wood and brick

A contemporary design for a family home in Paris with the NATURE7 Brick W

Maison G, built by HARDEL LE BIHAN ARCHITECTES on the outskirts of Paris, is an example of harmonious integration between tradition and modernity. This private residential project is distinguished by its elegant sobriety and its controlled use of Vande Moortel’s NATURE7 Brick W, which gives the building a strong identity while adapting to the architectural landscape of the neighborhood.

Spaarndammerhart in Amsterdam honours past tradition and unites architecture, art and nature

Carpet of clay pavers as part of architectural artwork by Martijn Sandberg

At the beginning of the twentieth century, Spaarndammerbuurt consisted of characteristic urban ensembles from the Amsterdam School period. The neighbourhood is still largely intact but over time it has picked up scars here and there which are slowly healing.

Dark-red monoblock bricks respond to multiformity and diversity of environment of ‘t Sas site

The devalued industrial strip, hemmed in between railways and a canal, is being converted into a valuable district of Vilvoorde. Within this strategically located reconversion area on the edge of the European capital, we find the ‘t Sas project.

Dark coloured facing brick Linea 7021 strongly relates to the brand of the legendary Hendrick's Gin

The extraordinary remake of the Hendrick’s Gin Palace in Scotland

The famous Hendrick’s Gin Distillery is located on the South-West Coast of Scotland. Michael Laird Architects along with the Design Team were commissioned to design a purpose-built distillery for Hendrick’s Gin of William Grant & Sons.