Author: SHI JIE CHOU
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Welcome Lambert
After studying interior design abroad and several years of experience in the hospitality industry, Lambert decided to follow an intensive BIM training. STAUT has been working with BIM software for years and within the scope of his training Lambert chose STAUT as an internship.
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ANM.24 Workplace with warmth: a thoughtful office transformation
For an Antwerp company active in security solutions, STAUT redesigned a chilly, outdated office environment into a warm, pleasant and contemporary work and meeting place. The showroom gave way to a working environment where the employees are central – they are today the real charisma of the company.
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BMA.24 Construction site started of an eclectic corner building
The renovation works for an eclectic corner building in Antwerp have started. The choice of materials for the interior is currently being busily discussed with the client.
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HAVE A STAUT 2025!
The entire STAUT team wishes you an inspiring, healthy and creative year full of fun projects!
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A dialogue between old and new
The finca is a reimagined luxury retreat for anyone seeking tranquillity and engagement with nature. Design a contemporary finca with the characteristics of the Majorcan home, which briefly sums up our design brief. We designed a home with typical ‘solid’ walls, wooden beams and a minimalist silhouette that blends into the landscape.
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DELIVERY!
The small-scale extension and internal conversion of a terraced house in Edegem has just been completed. A skylight provides an abundance of light centrally in the house. The simple kitchen design is an integral part of the living space. The project was realised by ‘WDM Doordacht Renoveren’ and fixed furniture was built by joinery ‘Dries…
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STAUT on photoshoot in Mallorca
At the end of August, STAUT travelled to Mallorca for a photo shoot of our very first foreign project. Soon you will be able to find the results of the shoot by Shi Jie on our website. For this luxurious holiday home in Sa Ràpita we were inspired by traditional building techniques and use of…
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Visiting Huguet
STAUT visited tile manufacturer Huguet in Campos, Mallorca. This small family-run business produces hand-crafted cement tiles that are custom-made for each project. Huguet is internationally renowned for its unique hydraulic tiles, which are still produced using traditional methods. This process, which dates back to the 19th century, involves pressing cement, marble powder and natural pigments…
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End of roof restoration work in sight
After intensive work on the roof over the past few months, this chapter can soon be completed. The new zinc roof will again keep the classrooms dry for several years. The 1878-79 school has a monumental appearance and was designed by city architect Pieter Jan Dens in neo-Renaissance style.
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BRB.20 delivered
The conversion works of a late modernist house in Berchem have been completed. The works include a new bathroom and dressing room connected to the master bedroom.