The brief was deceptively simple: bring a dated 1960s property in the Bruges suburbs to a standard that matched its new interior architecture — without touching the structural shell.
The solution required close coordination between the facade team and the interior finishing crew. External lime wash alongside full-coverage ETICS insulation outside; gyproc, plaster, and spray-painted ceilings throughout the interior.
The result is a property that reads as entirely new — but was built on a foundation that already existed.
