With its typical colors of North, harbor area of Antwerp, Belgium, has long exerted a great fascination for locals and tourists. Even Hansi, an architect, is not indifferent to the landscape, and in 2012, looking for a home for himself, his wife Sophie and daughter Olivia, he chose to settle in this area, in front of the sea. Wishing to move away from a model of life typical of this area, consisting of large blocks of flats, Hansi designed for his family an original house built vertically. 69 square meters in total, on 5 levels, but where it never feels cramped thanks to the overuse of white, and the abolition of most of the walls, and large windows opening to the outside .
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