a brutalist dream home listed in heverlee, belgium
Standing amidst the scenic, meadowed farmlands of Heverlee, a town in Leuven, belgiumstands a 1979-built home which exemplifies the brutalist style. Crafted by architecture firm Archiduk, led by Guido Konings and Jan Delrue, this five-bedroom residence beautifully hybridizes the sensibilities of the architectural style with the project’s rural context. With its structure of raw exposed concreteexpansive glazing, and warm timber interior detailing, the house has been well-preserved over the past forty years to showcase an architectural tapestry — now that the Belgian home is being listed for sale by ArchitectenWoning, new images offer a latest glimpse inside the brutalist spaces.
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raw concrete warmed with timber details
Upon entering the brutalist home in Heverlee, Belgium — now listed for sale by ArchitectenWoning — visitors are immediately greeted by the prominent presence of cast concrete. This cold

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