JULIAAN LAMPENS / ARCHITECTURE [1964-1974] IN CHAPTER005

In 1950, JULIAAN Lampens set up his own business in Belgium, in the village of Eke on the outskirts of Ghent. Lampens's architecture, although considered a variant of the Brutalist style, explores an essential humanity and modesty. while he worked almost exclusively with concrete, wood and glass, his homes were designed to showcase an interior and exterior harmony with their surrounding environment and nature.



HOUSE VAN WASSENHOVE [1974] SINT-MARTENS-LATEM / BELGIUM BEDROOM




PUBLIC LIBRARY [1970] EKE / BELGIUM




HOUSE VAN WASSENHOVE [1974] SINT-MARTENS-LATEM / BELGIUM BEDROOM

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ENTIRE ARTICLE ONLY IN THE PRINTED EDITION OF SOME/THINGS MAGAZINE CHAPTER005

PRINTING THE ARCHITECTURE FEATURES IN SOME/THINGS MAGAZINE CHAPTER005

BEHIND THE SCENES PREVIEW OF SOME/THINGS MAGAZINE CHAPTER005 / SHE HAS NO STRINGS APOLLO ARCHITECTURE FEATURES - WORKS INCLUDED BY OLSON KUNDIG ARCHITECTS & JULIAAN LAMPENS, WITH PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE GUIDI TANNERY IN PESCIA BY MONIKA BIELSKYTE ALONG WITH JACQUES & ADRIEN DIRAND'S STEPWELLS SERIES, TAKEN OVER A MONTH IN RAJASTHAN & GUJARAT IN 2003.



OLSON KUNDIG ARCHITECTS HOT ROD HOUSE / SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 2006 PHOTOGRAPHED BY BENJAMIN BENSCHEIDER & TIM BIES





OLSON KUNDIG ARCHITECTS HOT ROD HOUSE / SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 2006 PHOTOGRAPHED BY BENJAMIN BENSCHEIDER & TIM BIES, GUIDI TANNERY PESCIA PHOTOGRAPHED BY MONIKA BIELSKYTE 2011









JULIAAN LAMPENS HOUSE VAN WASSENHOVE / SINT-MARTENS-LATEM, BELGIUM 1974, STEPWELLS SERIES BY JACQUES & ADRIEN DIRAND RAJASTHAN & GUJARAT 2003





JULIAAN LAMPENS KAPEL ONZE-LIEVE VROUW VAN KERSELARE / EDELARE, BELGIUM 1964-66, WITH MAX RICHTER INTERVIEW 2011





JULIAAN LAMPENS HOUSE VAN WASSENHOVE / SINT-MARTENS-LATEM, BELGIUM 1974 & PUBLIC LIBRARY / EKE, BELGIUM 1970, STEPWELLS SERIES BY JACQUES & ADRIEN DIRAND RAJASTHAN & GUJARAT 2003

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