AST 77 design for living and working in style

Description

Designed by AST 77 under the direction of architect-engineer Peter Van Impe, this remarkable architect-designed home demonstrates how contemporary architecture can create outstanding living quality on a compact urban plot. Built on the site of a former garage measuring only 60 m², the project delivers approximately 125 m² of usable space within an innovative live-work concept. Featured internationally by ArchDaily, the property has become an inspiring example of modern urban architecture focused on flexibility, light and spatial quality. The design is defined by large folding windows, full-height glazing and a strong connection between interior and exterior spaces. At the centre of the home stands a sculptural black perforated steel staircase linking the different levels while bringing natural daylight deep into the interior. The split-level configuration creates a surprising sense of openness and allows living, working and relaxation areas to flow naturally together. The ground floor currently functions as an office but can easily be converted into additional living space, a bedroom or a professional practice. The kitchen forms the social heart of the home, complemented by a dining area and raised lounge. The upper level accommodates the bedroom, bathroom and a pleasant rooftop terrace. Bamboo, wood and exposed concrete create a warm and timeless atmosphere. A unique property for buyers seeking architecture, flexibility and character in one inspiring residence.