‘Back to Nature’ as a source of inspiration for outside and inside The call of nature is growing louder and louder. Especially since we spend 90% of our time indoors today. People simply need sunlight and fresh air to feel healthy and excel: at home, in the office, at school just as much as in the city, hospitals and apartments. So ‘Creating healthy spaces’ isn’t just a bunch of empty words for Renson, but rather, a vision. The indoors and outdoors are becoming more and more entwined, a charge we have been leading since 1909. Living outdoors with the comforts of indoors, being able to breathe air that’s just as fresh inside as it is outside and at the most pleasant temperatures every time: that’s what we strive for. Always starting from a ‘biophilic design’: back to nature. Sun protection, ventilation and outdoor living all serve the same higher purpose: using the available advantages of natural spaces, such as light and clean air, sustainably and smartly for healthy and comfortable living. And it’s all done with an eye for design and quality. The inspiring reference projects in this book translate this into practice.
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FAÇADE CLADDING OUTDOOR LIVING SUN PROTECTION VENTILATION LOUVRES
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FAÇADE CLADDING 5
The prominent spot deserved an iconic corner building INTERVIEW BINST ARCHITECTS - Luc Binst
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To evoke the dune grass and dune fencing on the façade of One Baelskaai, Binst architects began a quest for the right materials. The challenge was to find façade cladding to contrast with the flowing horizontal lines of the figurehead of the East Bank, in Ostend’s historic port.
The profiled façade cladding evokes the image of the dunes
One Baelskaai - Apartments Place ı Oosteroever Ostend, Belgium Architect ı Binst Architects Development ı Versluys Groep Contractor ı Versluys Bouw Product ı Linarte® Photographer ı Dirk Van Overwalle
Linarte®
Pioneering icon “At the time, Binst Architects won the competi tion launched by Versluys Group,” architect Ward Lagrain interjects. “Versluys wanted an iconic, residential corner building with a highend finish for the Vuurtoren district site. They felt that this prominent corner – where the sun hits perfectly deserved an outstanding project in which archi tectural boundaries could be pushed. The shape of the building mirrors the character of the dune landscape in front and the sea.”
Focus on façade We were contacted to design the ground breaking façade to reflect the character of the site, port area and coast. The material usage at One Baelskaai refers to the surroundings. We were looking for a façade cladding to evoke the image of the dunes.
No wood Wood would have been an obvious solution, but that turned out not to be so obvious. “Wood was ruled out because of fire safety for highrise buildings. The legislation would require fire proofing treatment of the wood which is not really sustainable and requires maintenance.” No terracotta Terracotta was also considered as a possible option, but the nature and the weight of the ma terial proved to be too big of a challenge. Hello Linarte “The vertical profiled façade cladding Linarte evokes the image of the dunes. Although Linarte offers the possibility of personalisation by adding wooden inserts or led lights, we chose the clean, sleek look to do this. The alumi nium façade cladding with its individual blades adapts perfectly to the different sizes between the windows. This way, we obtained a logical façade, without having to cut profiles here and there.”
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Private Residence Place ı Belgium Architect ı Bureau Aristo Architectes Product ı Linarte® with LED inserts Photographer ı Marc Sourbron
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Klingerka - Interior Lobby Place ı Bratislava, Slovakia Architect ı A.M. Architects Installer ı Aluwin, spol. s r.o. Product ı Linarte® Photographer ı Tomas Manina
Linarte® Even
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Private Residence Place ı The Netherlands Architect ı RoosRos Architecten Installer ı Storax Product ı Linarte® Photographer ı Luc Buthker photography
Linarte® Block 30
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Private Residence Place ı Belgium Product ı Linarte® Photographer ı Marc Sourbron
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Linarte® Block 16L
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Private Residence Place ı Belgium Architect ı Bressers Architecten Product ı Linarte® Photographer ı Studio Bourgeat
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Private Residence Place ı Germany Architect ı Döring Dahmen Joeressen Architekten Product ı Linarte® with LED inserts Photographer ı Manos Meisen
Linarte® Block 30
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Private Residence Place ı The Netherlands Architect ı Lenz Architecten Installer ı Storax Product ı Linarte® with wood and LED inserts Photographer ı René van Dongen, Marc Sourbron
Linarte® Even
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Parkhotel Waregem Place ı Waregem, Belgium Architect ı B2Ai Product ı Linarte® Photographer ı Joyce Jason Ghijs
Linarte® Block 16
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Private Residence Place ı Belgium Architect ı Vandriessche Architecten Product ı Linarte® with LED inserts, Fixscreen® (Recessed installation), Icarus® Plano, eSafe® Fenix Top Medium Photographer ı Dirk Van Overwalle
Linarte® Block 30
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Penthouse - Apartments Place ı The Netherlands Architects ı Studio Marco van Veldhuizen & Strakk BV Product ı Linarte® with wood and LED inserts, Aero®, Loggiawood® Privacy Photographer ı The Art of Living - Jurrit van der Waal
Linarte® Even
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Koos Zwitser
Fabian Greveling
The curved aluminium gives the building a luxurious appearance” Koos Zwitser
INTERVIEW Koos Zwitser (OZ ARCHITECT) & Fabian Greveling (STORAX)
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The new Galapagos office opened in the Leiden Bio Science Park in the spring of 2022. OZ Architect was responsible for the design of this eyecatcher with glass and aluminium along the Dutch A44 motorway.
Galapagos - Offices Place ı Oegstgeest, The Netherlands Architect ı OZ Architect Installer ı Storax Product ı Linius® L.050.00 (Curved) Photographer ı Rick Bongers
Linius® L.050.00
Linius®
Transparant façades with detailed plinth and fins The building with 17.000 m² of space mainly has laboratory functions in the north and mostly offices in the south. On the ground and first floors – in the ‘plinth’ of the building – there is a twostorey parking garage and bicycle shed. Koos Zwitser: “Our designs often consist of very transparent façades, with glass from floor to ceiling. We then create detailing at the floor heights, in this case large anodised aluminium fins on the building. Around the garage floors are the ‘façade grilles’, the blades that allow daylight to enter and only allow a limited amount of light from the garage to pass through. The same type of cladding is also in the roof structure where the aesthetic function also combines perfect ly with the ventilating qualities of the façade cladding.”
Lively façade The goal has always been to make an anodised façade. The architect wanted to create liveli ness in the façade. “A powder coated façade is too smooth and too sterile for that.” It is
known that anodising does not always produce 100% colourfast results, but this is why we have already factored in possible, acceptable colour differences. The used anodising me thod is not standard: the aluminium blades were prebrushed. Brushing and anodising individual blades is very labourintensive but makes the aluminium look very nice in the detailed photos. The curves on the structure and the combina tion of open, closed and curved blades give the building a luxurious appearance.”
Integration and fall safety There are about 15 door constructions for installation rooms in this façade. With Linius the blades connect seamlessly to integrate these doors into the whole. For the garages, fall safety was an issue so the installation of façade cladding, fencing and/or a crash bar rier seemed mandatory. In collaboration with Renson, a solution was found and the wall was fitted with aluminium lasercut combs in the reveals of the mullions. This was tested at Renson with various tests and line load calcula tions. As a result no extra fence was needed in this project.
Aluminium laser combs in the reveal of the Linius carriers save a fence Fabian Greveling
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Nivy Tower - Offices Place ı Bratislava, Slovakia Architect ı Benoy Architects (UK), SIEBERT + TALAŠ (SK) Product ı Linius® L.050W, Linius® L.050WS Photographer ı Tomas Manina
Linius® L.050W
Linius® L.050WS
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Sunclips® SE.096
Linius® L.066.06
Residence Thiervaux - Apartments Place ı Heusy, Belgium Architect ı Architecture Lejeune Giovanelli Product ı Linius® L.066.06, Sunclips® SE.096, Algarve® (Penthouse) Photographer ı Marc Sourbron
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OUTDOOR LIVING 39
Sheltered from sun and rain with a view of Miami Beach INTERVIEW SHADEFLA - Margueritte Ramos
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At One Ocean a unique rooftop apartment – with patio - in the South of Fifth district of Miami Beach was left stripped by its owner. The new owner saw its potential and made it the outdoor living space of his dreams. A worthy addition to the building designed by the Mexican architect Enrique Norten (TEN Arquitectos).
These Camargues can withstand wind loads of up to 320 km/h
Rooftop - Apartments Place ı Florida, USA Architect ı TEN Arquitectos Product ı Camargue® Photographer ı Perfect Real Estate Visuals
Outdoor
Premium location One Ocean Condominium in the neighbourhood on the southernmost tip of Miami Beach is a prime location. There is an unobstructed view of the ocean and the beach. The original owner completely stripped the apartment, but the project stalled and the condo was sold in that state to the current owner. He and the interior design team searched for the best way to make use of the space.
Heat and rain “We like to receive guests, and we enjoy living outdoors. We are fans of the sun, but do not like to sit in direct sunlight. Sofia Joelsson Design included our wishes in their concept. One of the most important ideas was a patio cover with blades that tilt. The canopy cover made it possi ble to install a dining area and outdoor kitchen. We created our optimal outdoor living space, and we have already spent so much more time there than we ever imagined. This is certainly due to the patio cover that offers shelter from heat and rain.”
Linked Camargues prolong outdoor living ShadeFLA recommended that two Camargues be linked together: “This is an excellent choice in terms of design anyway, but also in terms of userfriendliness. You have the protection against the sun, which can be adjusted by tilting the blades, but also protection against the rain with the roof closed.” “We have a rain shower almost every afternoon in Miami,” says the owner from experience. “It’s nice that you don’t have to run back indoors, just close the canopy cover blades and sit there.”
Hurricane resistance Florida has an official hurricane season from June through November. An average season can see approximately a dozen tropical storms form. Hurricane resistance is therefore a topic. “The Camargues have the ‘Miami Dade’ certifi cate, which is proof that they have successfully passed hurricane resistance tests. This certi ficate is mandatory everywhere in the state of Florida. And it is especially useful that, at the top of an apartment building, these certified patio covers can withstand wind loads of up to 320 km/h.”
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Private Residence Place ı France Installer ı Rossi Pro Product ı Aero® Photographer ı Jean François Baecker
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Private Residence Place ı France Installer ı Portaix Loisirs Product ı Camargue®, Linarte® with wood and LED inserts Photographer ı Studio Prigent
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Private Residence Place ı Canada Installer ı Atria Design Product ı Algarve® with Fixscreen Photographer ı Take Off Photography
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Rooftop - Apartments Place ı Madrid, Spain Product ı Camargue®, Aero® Photographer ı Inesentia
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Private Residence Place ı Canada Installer ı Patrick St-Onge Habitat Product ı Aero®, Fixscreen® 150 Freestanding Photographer ı Drew Hadley
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Private Residence Place ı Canada Installer ı Atria Design Product ı Camargue®, integrated Fixscreen® with Crystal window Photographer ı Take Off Photography
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L’Assiette Champenoise 3-star Michelin Restaurant Place ı Tinqueux, France Architect ı Gregory Guillemain Installer ı Highsun Product ı Camargue® Photographer ı Studio OG
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Citabria Annex / Nodea - Restaurant Place ı Toyosu, Tokyo, Japan Product ı Camargue® Skye Photographer ı Sohei OYA/Nacasa & Partners
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A summerhouse on one of the most beautiful locations ever seen INTERVIEW FUTUDESIGN - Aleksi Niemeläinen
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Villa Bergola is a beautiful summer house located on the cliffs rising above the beach and sea in Raseborg on the Finnish coast. The natural building materials allow the house to blend into the environment. Sleeping in Finland on summer nights when the midnight sun only sets briefly is a challenge.
Summer House Place ı Finland Architect ı Futudesign Installer ı Studio Dekosol Product ı Fixscreen® (Recessed installation - Blackout fabric) Photographer ı Studio Tomi Parkkonen
Fixscreen®
Summer house blend with nature on the cliffs “The owner bought the site in 2018,” begins architect Aleksi Niemeläinen (Futudesign). “The plans may speak of a summer home, but the building is basically designed so it can also be used all year round. We opted for horizontal architecture, to blend in with nature. We there fore had to turn our original idea around and build in a curve towards the sea.”
Midnight sun & overheating Northern Finland doesn’t get dark in the summer thanks to the midnight sun; further south of the country it is only dark in the summer for a few hours every night. That’s why a good night’s sleep is hard to get. Next to that problem, the sun is also very low in Finland. This means the sun’s rays almost shine directly through the windows and heat everything up, which can be unbearable in the summer.
No venetian blinds The initial idea of the owner was to make use of venetian blinds on the windows. But closed
blinds completely close off the living space from the outside world. In addition, it would also be very difficult to have those blinds opera ting in harsh conditions. At the top of the cliff, in bad weather, it’s like being on the open sea. Wind, freezing rain and snow lash the façade; branches fly around, etc.
Fabric sun protection Luckily, the Renson’s highquality external sun protection fabric came to the rescue. The robustness and guaranteed wind resistance were the decisive factors, along with the almost invisible installation. “The integrated instal lation method (IM7a) was important. We also colour coordinated the screens with the window frames, which means the solar shading and frames appear to be an integrated whole.” 9 Fixscreens went into this project, with 3 of them using blackout fabric, for the bedroom windows to ensure a good night’s rest. Solar shading has even been fitted to the sauna window. The sauna window offers views onto the patio, and the screen ensures privacy while retaining a nice view to the outside.”
Screens maintain a connection with the outside
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China Club - Restaurant Place ı Berlin, Germany Architect ı gmp - Architekten von Gerkan, Marg und Partner Product ı Fixscreen® (Recessed installation), Topfix® Max Photographer ı HGEsch
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Woning C Place ı Belgium Architect ı DEMO+ Architecten Product ı Fixscreen® (Recessed installation) Photographer ı The Art of Living - Dré Wouters
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Private Residence Place ı France Architect ı Didier Frega Product ı Fixscreen® (Recessed installation), Panovista® Max, Aero® Photographer ı Jean François Baecker
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Jin Xiu Li - Apartments Place ı Shanghai, China Architect ı Lacime Architects Product ı Fixscreen® - Customized solution Photographer ı Sam Wang
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Private Residence Place ı Italy Product ı Fixscreen® (Recessed installation), Panovista® Max Photographer ı Fotografie Lafogler
Panovista®
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Ecole Saint-Joseph School Place ı La Tour-du-Pin, France Installer ı CARNIEL SONAPLAST Product ı Fixscreen® Mono AK, Fixvent® Mono AK Photographer ı Aurélien Poulat
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Summer House Place ı Finland Architect ı Plusarkkitehdit Installer ı Studio Dekosol Product ı Fixscreen® 100 Slim (Blackout fabric) Photographer ı Studio Tomi Parkkonen
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Private Residence Place ı Belgium Architect ı Wielfaert Architecten Product ı Fixscreen® (Recessed installation), Panovista® Max, Carport Algarve® Canvas, Linarte®, Healthbox® 3.0, Easyflex®, Waves®, Invisivent® Air, Invisivent® Comfort, Invisidoor DL, Pivotica Pro, Latent, eSafe Nexus, Entrada (Wall light), OpenMotics Photographer ı Dirk Van Overwalle
Linarte® Block 30
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Luc Binst
Wim Embo
The building was designed as a supersized garden pavilion alongside the motorway Luc Binst
INTERVIEW (BINST ARCHITECTS) & Wim Embo (EMBO ARCHITECTEN)
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You cannot miss the brand new Renson Outdoor building as a landmark on the road from Kortrijk to Ghent. To find out how this was designed architects Luc Binst and Wim Embo shared their thoughts.
Supersized garden pavilion alongside the motorway It’s been around 20 years since Renson moved into its current headquarters in Waregem, situated alongside the E17 motorway. The eye catching design for that building was conceived by the late Jo Crepain – and two decades later, the new Renson building 10 kilometres further along the same motorway exemplifies the trade mark style of Crepain’s former partner, Luc Binst (CEO of Binst Architects). Of course, it’s not just all style and no substance: it’s immediately clear to see from the design that this will be the new home of Renson’s outdoor living department. “Since day one, the entire design of this new Renson development was effectively inspired by the underlying outdoor living experience con cept,” Luc Binst asserts. “That triggered the idea to design the building – which is an impressive 380 m long – as a supersized garden pavilion alongside the motorway. The offices, production facilities and showroom are all integrated into the pavilion façade, so it’s immediately obvious to visitors what’s being made inside. The ex tremely airy and horizontal architecture along side the motorway incorporates Renson’s own façade elements as well as natural elements that emphasise the overall outdoor living theme even
more. From a conceptual perspective, the facto ry forms a single entity with the offices and NOA showroom. The horizontal structural sun protec tion in the office element – near the showroom and the offices on the upper floor – is extended along the full length of the factory side along the E17. A lighter tint has deliberately been applied to the other factory façades at higher levels.”
Zero-energy impact The site is fully selfsufficient in terms of water and energy consumption and is equipped with natural solutions for healthy and comfortable in door and outdoor living. Renson intends to make a statement. ‘Practice what you preach’, in other words, but with a single, clear goal in mind: sustainable and energyefficient production to facilitate healthy and comfortable outdoor living.
New home for outdoor living Wim Embo (Embo Wim Architectenburo bvba) took on the construction of the new factory, and yet again, every decision was carefully weighed up. “Mainly in terms of the production facilities it was due to house, this new site needed to be designed to be futureproof, taking into account the specific requirements set by Renson.”
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NOA sets the scene with total concepts for magical outdoor living
Renson Outdoor - Offices Place ı Kruisem / Nazareth, Belgium Architect ı Binst Architects, Embo Architecten Product ı Renson - Total bundle of Renson solutions eSafe eSafe Wall Arlu A range of Arlu products Photographer ı Dirk Van Overwalle, Joyce Jason Ghijs, Cafeïne, Hannes Otte
Wim Embo: “The production flow was the star ting point for the layout of the new production site, together with the fact that production takes place at different levels.” According to Embo, spreading production across different levels requires a fireproof working environment, among other things. A concrete skeleton provided the perfect solution for this: together with concrete and stone wool walls, this decides the fire compartmentation of the building. “The integration of fire hatches, lifts and so on presented another serious challenge in light of the fire safety standards set. Renson also wanted to bring in plenty of natural light, combined with night cooling. The latter princi ple allows for natural cooling through cool night air brought in via burglarresistant louvres and stored in the building.”
NOA: a unique, comprehensive outdoor living experience Like Noah bringing together all different animals on his ark, NOA brings together all aspects of highend outdoor living for a comprehensive stateoftheart experience. In its outdoor living park/showroom more than thirty highend partners are joining forces to inspire visitors. They represent the crème de la crème in the world of unique outdoor living. NOA does not display products in isolation but it sets the scene with stylised total concepts for a wide range of different gardens. Renson may serve as the initiator, builder, coordinator and host in these settings, but each one presents a total concept of all thirty outdoor living partners, who live and breathe design.
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Mirastar - Trade Park Place ı Hoofddorp, The Netherlands Architect ı Dedato Ontwerpers en Architecten Product ı Fixscreen® Minimal Curtain Wall 50 Photographer ı Marc Sourbron
Fixscreen® Minimal CW50
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Ter Helme - Hotel Place ı Oostduinkerke, Belgium Architect ı Wim Baekenlandt Product ı Fixscreen® 100 Slim (Recessed), Fixscreen® Minimal (Recessed) Photographer ı Dirk Van Overwalle
Fixscreen® Minimal
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Private Residence Place ı Belgium Product ı Fixscreen® Solar Photographer ı Dirk Van Overwalle
Fixscreen® Solar
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Private Residence Place ı France Architect ı Atelier Daaa Installer ı Bernardi Product ı Topfix® Max Photographer ı Caroline Gasch
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Grundschule Bad Nauheim - School Place ı Bad Nauheim, Germany Architect ı herzig | architekten - architekten ingenieure gmbh Product ı Topfix® VMS Photographer ı Nikolay Kazakov
Topfix®
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Tommewater - Apartments Place ı Zaventem, Belgium Architect ı EBTCA Architecten Product ı Loggiascreen® Canvas Photographer ı Marc Sourbron
Loggia®
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411 South Hamel Road - Apartments Place ı Los Angeles, USA Architect ı Kevin Tsai Architects Product ı Loggialu® Photographer ı Blake Pellenberg
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401 Ocean Ave - Apartments Place ı Santa Monica, California, USA Architect ı Jerry Montero (Howard Laks Architects) Product ı Loggia® Plano, Loggialu®, Icarus® Cassette Photographer ı Blake Pellenberg
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SuperHub Meerstad - Market Hall Place ı Groningen, The Netherlands Architect ı De Zwarte Hond Installer ı Storax Product ı Icarus® ICA.150 Quickfix (curved) Photographer ı Jacco van der Zwan
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A healthy home in the city centre INTERVIEW - Anouk Taeymans
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A terraced house in the pleasant bustle of Antwerp-Berchem, the eye of an interior designer and the willingness to carry out radical work without fear. Anouk Taeymans transformed her family’s new home into an attractive, comfortable and healthy home.
Terra Townhouse Place ı Antwerpen, Belgium Architect ı Anouk Taeymans Product ı Endura® Delta, Fixscreen Minimal (Surface mounted Blackout fabric), Invisible Neo, Invisidoor DL, Magnotica Pro Photographer ı Dirk Van Overwalle
Mechanical ventilation
House with potential It was not love at first sight between Anouk and the terraced house from 1954. Nevertheless, the family dove headfirst into the renovation project. “In short, it was not an attractive house,” says interior designer Anouk. “But we saw its poten tial. By removing internal walls and raising the height of the windows, we were able to open up the interior spaces. We managed to match a strong architecture with plenty of daylight and a pleasant indoor climate,” says Anouk with satis faction as she looks back on a successful total renovation.
Architectural interventions with impact To realise the transformation, Anouk did not shy away from some serious interventions. “Maxi mum living comfort with sufficient daylight was the guiding principle throughout our renovation project,” explains Anouk. “But the architectu ral added value also remained important.” As a civil engineerarchitect, Anouk Taeymans later specialised in interior design. As a result, she was able to determine and coordinate all the architectural interventions in her own renovation. Throughout the surprisingly spacious terraced house, you can sense the influence of the in terior designer, inspired by the original building style. The architectural choices bring a sense of space and light into the home without losing the character and authentic soul of the house.
Healthy air in the home The difference between the old mansion where Anouk lived with her husband and son before converting this terraced house could not be greater. “Air blew into our house through cracks and crevices. And that’s why I didn’t want to
save on insulation and airtightness. But living in an airtight, closed box isn’t pleasant, let alone healthy. So I am more convinced than ever that you cannot insulate without ventilation.” Renson’s D+ ventilation system proved suita ble for Anouk. That way the solid oak windows didn’t require a window vent, which she found aesthetically pleasing. The ventilation louvres for extracting contaminated indoor air and supply ing fresh air from outside are integrated into different rooms and painted in the same colour as the wall or ceiling. The low energy consump tion through heat recovery and the acoustic performance were also convincing arguments for a house in the centre of AntwerpBerchem. “The most important thing is that our son grows up in a healthy environment. Unfortunately, the air quality in the heart of the city is not the healthiest. Our system filters the outdoor air so we can at least be sure he is living healthily in our home. When we cleaned the filters after three months and saw what was in them, we were even happier with this decision.”
User-friendly and aesthetic sun protection Healthy indoor air, 24/7, manifests itself in a better night’s sleep, among other things. In the summer, outdoor sun protection also contributes to a peaceful sleep. Because with the screens down in the morning, it never gets too hot in the bedroom in the summer. At night, the blackout screen fabric makes the bedroom perfectly dark, and in winter, we still get maximum daylight in the house with the screens up. I can finally sleep in at weekends, even in summer, without waking up to daylight.” The beigegrey screen fabrics match the rest of the walls wonderfully. The head box and side guiding channels are powder coated in the same colour as the plaster.
The ventilation system ensures living healthily in our home
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Endura® Twist
Glass
Private residence Place ı Belgium Architect ı HGA Architecture Product ı Endura® Twist (Vertical), Intensive ventilation, Invisidoor 2.0, Invisiplints, Latent Photographer ı Marc Sourbron
Endura® Twist
Linius®
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Invisivent® Comfort
Glass
The Bakery - Apartments Place ı Kalmthout, Belgium Architect ı VG Architecten Product ı Healthbox® 3.0, Invisivent® Air, Invisivent® Comfort, Fixscreen® (Recessed installation) Photographer ı Marc Sourbron
Healthbox® 3.0
Invisivent® Air & Comfort
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Invisivent® NL Glass
Private Residence Place ı The Netherlands Architect ı Engelman Architecten Product ı Inivisivent® NL, Healthbox® 3.0, Fixscreen® (Recessed installation), Icarus® Plano, eSafe® Fenix Top Medium Photographer ı Marc Sourbron
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Louvre 414VA Louvre 431RC2
Kindergarten Klopferle - School Place ı Sachsenheim, Germany Architect ı noma architekten ı Nora Schöffel und Maik Schöffel PartGmbB Architekten Product ı Louvre 431RC2 (Intensive ventilation), Louvre 414VA Photographer ı Markus Guhl
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Lessing Gymnasium - School Place ı Winnenden, Germany Architect ı Drei Architekten Product ı Louvre 431 (Intensive ventilation) Photographer ı Nikolay Kazakov
Ventilative cooling
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Louvre 421
Hasso-Plattner-Institut für Digital Engineering gGmbH - School Place ı Potsdam, Germany Architect ı Hilmer Sattler Architekten Ahlers Albrecht Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH Product ı Louvre 421, Topfix® VMS Photographer ı Armin Okulla
Louvres
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Louvre 480
Louvre 481
Centrum Stromovka - Shopping centre Place ı Prague, Czech Republic Architect ı SIAL architekti a inženýři spol. s r.o. Liberec Product ı Louvre 480, Louvre 481 Photographer ı Horoviny.cz
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