Drieskens & Dubois Luikersteenweg 233/1 3500 Hasselt
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A tour de force in which we stripped an old monastery to its bare essence. The result? A modern workplace that exudes authenticity.
Minimalist on the outside, stunningly detailed on the inside. We designed a contradiction in decorative plaster for this project in Lanaken.
A barrier-free bastion of cosiness in a green suburb. Not an invasion of nature, but rather a well-aimed symbiosis.
In the card game of real estate, which is the most important card? Beauty, functionality, mobility, the proximity of greenery? The Park Belisia residential complex is designed to win this game by a landslide.
An abundance of air and space, within walking distance of the city centre. These residential apartments combine the best of both worlds.
A modern, highly functional industrial site, but with a visually enriching appearance.
A massive, monolithic apartment complex skilfully woven into the historic city centre. Now, the skyline has an additional competitor to reckon with.
We transformed this forgotten corner into a visual gem. The luxury apartments now form the unofficial gateway to the hotspot of Hasselt.
A proud mansion of which the exterior was left untouched. The interior, however, was dragged into the 21st century. With a wealth of detail that can only be described as an extraordinary feat of architecture.
A brick lump of history, which we wrapped from top to bottom with the atmosphere of yesteryear and the comfort of today.
A proud revival of a site thanks to a multifunctional complex which focuses on living and working, while being connected to the vibrant city centre.
Connecting generations in a building complex where public functions are seamlessly combined with future-proof living. Large-scale thinking in a small-scale space.
A powerful corner volume marks the entrance to Hasselt. The refined design brings urban clarity and a sense of calm to the streetscape.
A contemporary residential project links the historic Cellenbroeders site with the future. Robust façades and a collective courtyard garden give the place a new identity.
A contemporary home settles harmoniously among the trees. Clean volumes, warm materials, and large windows connect architecture and landscape.
A home that blends seamlessly into its surroundings, where volumes and openings draw the landscape inside. Rough brick and wood connect architecture with nature.
In Heusden-Zolder, a low and wide volume opens up to the garden. Clean lines and large windows create a play of openness and intimacy.
