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1/14 Savonnerie Heymans Complex-MDW Architecture. Whenever possible, existing buildings and structures have been retained and reused. The Savonnerie Heymans complex reflects a truly sustainable approach by recreating a real new neighbourhood of 42 low-energy and passive social accommodations including apartments, lofts, duplexes and Maisonettes. Two developments in particular — Savonnerie Heymans and Le Lorrain — are shining examples of social housing architecture. Glass-enclosed bioclimatic loggias characterise the entire complex, providing an effective acoustical and thermal barrier but also providing a sense of privacy.Considering Brussels’ rapid growth in population, the scheme features high density accommodations equipped with amenities such as a room for social meetings and events, a public Ludothèque (game library) and extensive public space: the “Mini-forest” garden, the 3D landscaped park and playground and the main promenade.All the existing valuable – but not listed – historic buildings and elements such as the chimney, the main 19th century house on the street and the postal relay were retained and integrated into the complex (the 40m high chimney, for example, was used as part of the underground garage ventilation system).The glass-enclosed bioclimatic loggias provide each housing unit with a state-of-the-art acoustical and thermal barrier requiring no expensive/complicated services to run and lowering considerably energy consumption. by MDW Architecture (by Marie Moignot and Xavier De Wil) /. They also allow sharing the variety of arrangements of the semi outdoor space of each individual unit.The Lofts is a passive building while the rest of the complex is low-energy rated.
Filip Dujardin / Archdaily.com.
Whenever possible, existing buildings and structures have been retained and reused. 42 low-energy and passive social accommodations and nursery in Brussels.
The fully public Savonnerie Heymans social housing project in Brussels, Belgium, features a “mini-forest,” game library, parks, playgrounds, and a promenade. Savonnerie Heymans is a social housing project in Brussels, Belgium that was once a former soap factory. Beside the bioclimatic loggias, the scheme also features a collective heating system for the entire site (cogeneration), sanitary hot water heated by 60m² of solar panels, rainwater harvesting for toilets, maintenance and gardens and natural materials for insulation (hemp fibres, expanded cork etc.). All the existing valuable – but not listed – historic buildings and elements such as the chimney, the main 19th century house on the street and the postal relay were retained and integrated into the complex (the 40m high chimney, for example, was used as part of the underground garage ventilation system).The glass-enclosed bioclimatic loggias provide each housing unit with a state-of-the-art acoustical and thermal barrier requiring no expensive/complicated services to run and lowering considerably energy consumption. The Loft building has been treated one step further as thanks to super-tight insulation, the building is now considerate “Passive” and requires less than 15 Kw per square metre per year to heat.Located on the site of a former soap factory, the decontaminated land now welcomes a high-density social housing complex that provides a series of private outdoor spaces allowing its occupants to interact easily with each other and creating a convivial, village-like atmosphere.The variety of buildings – new, renovated and refurbished – reflects the variety of accommodations offered in the Savonnerie Heymans project.The scheme was intentionally developed around the concepts of sustainable development and relies on low-serviced buildings.
It now provides 42 low-energy social housing units. Courtesy of MDW Architecture. The Loft building has been treated one step further as thanks to super-tight insulation, the building is now considerate “Passive” and requires less than 15 Kw per square metre per year to heat.Located on the site of a former soap factory, the decontaminated land now welcomes a high-density social housing complex that provides a series of private outdoor spaces allowing its occupants to interact easily with each other and creating a convivial, village-like atmosphere.The variety of buildings – new, renovated and refurbished – reflects the variety of accommodations offered in the Savonnerie Heymans project.The scheme was intentionally developed around the concepts of sustainable development and relies on low-serviced buildings.
This project is a 100% public housing projects scheme, designed and renovated by MDW Architecture. Located less than half a mile from Brussels’ Grand Palace, Savonnerie Heymans is an adaptive reuse of a soap factory.
Savonnerie Heymans Brussels, Belgium MDW Architecture Real Estate, Residential Architecture, Residential Interior Design, Urban Design The Savonnerie Heymans complex won the MIPIM Award 2011 in the Residential developments category Brussels, Belgium, 2012-03-15 – On the 6,500m² site of a former soap factory less than half a mile from the Grand’Place, the social housing project creates […] Savonnerie Heymans Public Housing, Brussels. Mar 17, 2017 - Boulevard de la Cambre, 33 1000 Brussels Phone: 00 32 (0) 2 428 73 76 http://www.mdw-architecture.com. Although a 100% public housing scheme, thanks to the diversity of its program the Savonnerie Heymans provides a variety of spaces echoing the diversity of the people …
1/14 Savonnerie Heymans Complex-MDW Architecture. Whenever possible, existing buildings and structures have been retained and reused. The Savonnerie Heymans complex reflects a truly sustainable approach by recreating a real new neighbourhood of 42 low-energy and passive social accommodations including apartments, lofts, duplexes and Maisonettes. Two developments in particular — Savonnerie Heymans and Le Lorrain — are shining examples of social housing architecture. Glass-enclosed bioclimatic loggias characterise the entire complex, providing an effective acoustical and thermal barrier but also providing a sense of privacy.Considering Brussels’ rapid growth in population, the scheme features high density accommodations equipped with amenities such as a room for social meetings and events, a public Ludothèque (game library) and extensive public space: the “Mini-forest” garden, the 3D landscaped park and playground and the main promenade.All the existing valuable – but not listed – historic buildings and elements such as the chimney, the main 19th century house on the street and the postal relay were retained and integrated into the complex (the 40m high chimney, for example, was used as part of the underground garage ventilation system).The glass-enclosed bioclimatic loggias provide each housing unit with a state-of-the-art acoustical and thermal barrier requiring no expensive/complicated services to run and lowering considerably energy consumption. by MDW Architecture (by Marie Moignot and Xavier De Wil) /. They also allow sharing the variety of arrangements of the semi outdoor space of each individual unit.The Lofts is a passive building while the rest of the complex is low-energy rated.
Filip Dujardin / Archdaily.com.
Whenever possible, existing buildings and structures have been retained and reused. 42 low-energy and passive social accommodations and nursery in Brussels.
The fully public Savonnerie Heymans social housing project in Brussels, Belgium, features a “mini-forest,” game library, parks, playgrounds, and a promenade. Savonnerie Heymans is a social housing project in Brussels, Belgium that was once a former soap factory. Beside the bioclimatic loggias, the scheme also features a collective heating system for the entire site (cogeneration), sanitary hot water heated by 60m² of solar panels, rainwater harvesting for toilets, maintenance and gardens and natural materials for insulation (hemp fibres, expanded cork etc.). All the existing valuable – but not listed – historic buildings and elements such as the chimney, the main 19th century house on the street and the postal relay were retained and integrated into the complex (the 40m high chimney, for example, was used as part of the underground garage ventilation system).The glass-enclosed bioclimatic loggias provide each housing unit with a state-of-the-art acoustical and thermal barrier requiring no expensive/complicated services to run and lowering considerably energy consumption. The Loft building has been treated one step further as thanks to super-tight insulation, the building is now considerate “Passive” and requires less than 15 Kw per square metre per year to heat.Located on the site of a former soap factory, the decontaminated land now welcomes a high-density social housing complex that provides a series of private outdoor spaces allowing its occupants to interact easily with each other and creating a convivial, village-like atmosphere.The variety of buildings – new, renovated and refurbished – reflects the variety of accommodations offered in the Savonnerie Heymans project.The scheme was intentionally developed around the concepts of sustainable development and relies on low-serviced buildings.
It now provides 42 low-energy social housing units. Courtesy of MDW Architecture. The Loft building has been treated one step further as thanks to super-tight insulation, the building is now considerate “Passive” and requires less than 15 Kw per square metre per year to heat.Located on the site of a former soap factory, the decontaminated land now welcomes a high-density social housing complex that provides a series of private outdoor spaces allowing its occupants to interact easily with each other and creating a convivial, village-like atmosphere.The variety of buildings – new, renovated and refurbished – reflects the variety of accommodations offered in the Savonnerie Heymans project.The scheme was intentionally developed around the concepts of sustainable development and relies on low-serviced buildings.
This project is a 100% public housing projects scheme, designed and renovated by MDW Architecture. Located less than half a mile from Brussels’ Grand Palace, Savonnerie Heymans is an adaptive reuse of a soap factory.
Savonnerie Heymans Brussels, Belgium MDW Architecture Real Estate, Residential Architecture, Residential Interior Design, Urban Design The Savonnerie Heymans complex won the MIPIM Award 2011 in the Residential developments category Brussels, Belgium, 2012-03-15 – On the 6,500m² site of a former soap factory less than half a mile from the Grand’Place, the social housing project creates […] Savonnerie Heymans Public Housing, Brussels. Mar 17, 2017 - Boulevard de la Cambre, 33 1000 Brussels Phone: 00 32 (0) 2 428 73 76 http://www.mdw-architecture.com. Although a 100% public housing scheme, thanks to the diversity of its program the Savonnerie Heymans provides a variety of spaces echoing the diversity of the people …