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]]> 1309-loft-mm-ct-architects.asp Mon, 16 Sep 2013 00:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8289-loft-mm Establishing a vocabulary of smooth white surfaces contrasting against rough-sawn oak throughout the apartment, the architects devised unique configurations and furnishings to enable the client’ Loft MMC.T. ArchitectsBilzen, BelgiumEstablishing a vocabulary of smooth white surfaces contrasting against rough-sawn oak throughout the apartment, the architects devised unique configurations and furnishings to enable the client’s independence: the dining table angles toward the kitchen and has easily reachable built-in storage (left); the wall lamp swings where needed (slide 2); the kitchen cabinets can be raised and lowered to minimize clutter (slide 3); and tall storage pulls out or slides for easy access (slide 4).Photography by Tim Van de Velde Establishing a vocabulary of smooth white surfaces contrasting against rough-sawn oak throughout the apartment, the architects devised unique configurations and furnishings to enable the client’ Loft MMC.T. ArchitectsBilzen, BelgiumEstablishing a vocabulary of smooth white surfaces contrasting against rough-sawn oak throughout the apartment, the architects devised unique configurations and furnishings to enable the client’s independence: the dining table angles toward the kitchen and has easily reachable built-in storage (slide 1); the wall lamp swings where needed (left); the kitchen cabinets can be raised and lowered to minimize clutter (slide 3); and tall storage pulls out or slides for easy access (slide 4).Photography by Tim Van de Velde Establishing a vocabulary of smooth white surfaces contrasting against rough-sawn oak throughout the apartment, the architects devised unique configurations and furnishings to enable the client’ Loft MMC.T. ArchitectsBilzen, BelgiumEstablishing a vocabulary of smooth white surfaces contrasting against rough-sawn oak throughout the apartment, the architects devised unique configurations and furnishings to enable the client’s independence: the dining table angles toward the kitchen and has easily reachable built-in storage (slide 1); the wall lamp swings where needed (slide 2); the kitchen cabinets can be raised and lowered to minimize clutter (left); and tall storage pulls out or slides for easy access (slide 4).Photography by Tim Van de Velde Establishing a vocabulary of smooth white surfaces contrasting against rough-sawn oak throughout the apartment, the architects devised unique configurations and furnishings to enable the client’ Loft MMC.T. ArchitectsBilzen, BelgiumEstablishing a vocabulary of smooth white surfaces contrasting against rough-sawn oak throughout the apartment, the architects devised unique configurations and furnishings to enable the client’s independence: the dining table angles toward the kitchen and has easily reachable built-in storage (slide 1); the wall lamp swings where needed (slide 2); the kitchen cabinets can be raised and lowered to minimize clutter (slide 3); and tall storage pulls out or slides for easy access (left).Photography by Tim Van de Velde The bed features a headboard that doubles as a desk, with a unique hybrid light fixture that swivels to illuminate the bed or work surface and serves as a convenient electrical hub. Loft MMC.T. ArchitectsBilzen, BelgiumThe bed features a headboard that doubles as a desk, with a unique hybrid light fixture that swivels to illuminate the bed or work surface and serves as a convenient electrical hub.Photography by Tim Van de Velde Typically open to the rest of the apartment, the bedroom can be closed off for privacy with a slide-out panel made of a textured translucent plastic. Loft MMC.T. ArchitectsBilzen, BelgiumTypically open to the rest of the apartment, the bedroom can be closed off for privacy with a slide-out panel made of a textured translucent plastic.Photography by Tim Van de Velde Loft MM Loft MMC.T. ArchitectsBilzen, BelgiumImage courtesy C.T. Architects