Category: Utilitarian

Emma De Decker is studying interior design at the Thomas More Institute in Mechelen. As part of her studies, she has chosen to do her interior design internship at STAUT architects, which of course we think is super nice! Emma previously studied journalism and has a passion for walking.

In this row house in Boechout, a small-scale conversion was carried out. The previous plan layout allowed little daylight into the house. The new design for the ground-floor level creates an open plan. A central dome allows an abundance of daylight.

Construction of a single-family home with group practice space for physiotherapists in Lier is nearing completion. The clients will be able to move into the house by Christmas. Dwelling realised in collaboration with TIM Building.

Due to the expansion of our project portfolio, STAUT is looking for a full-time architect(s) with at least 1.5 years’ experience and an intern architect(s). As an architect(e), you will work independently and as part of a team on quality projects at different scales throughout the project process. more info: http://www.staut.net/jobs/

Ben graduated with distinction in 2022 as a civil engineer architect within the architectural design and construction engineering major at Ghent University. The course shaped him into a curious creative person with a broad field of interest.

The builder’s dog gets to enjoy the wellness too. 🙂 Project in collaboration with KJ-pools.

The conversion and fitting out of the headquarters for Amadys has been completed. Located on Antwerp’s Scheldt quays, the office overlooks the Scheldt bend and the city centre. The office was decorated with a high-end look and feel that enhances its unique position. Subtle details are references to the maritime character of the genus loci.…

We take a town house in Antwerp completely overhauled. The façade is restored and the building owners get a completely redesigned kitchen and bathroom by our interior architect. The wooden beams and steel beams were affected by house fungus. As a result, they had to be replaced and repaired locally.

Just a few more days and house KDR will be completed. We are already super satisfied with the result!

MSC Belgium will soon get a new terrace design with an abundance of greenery. From the terrace, staff members have a panoramic view of the port of Antwerp and can take a break from office work. The layout can also be used for informal meetings, for example. The indigenous plants are chosen for their ease…