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N°224 | La Branche By Olivier Cellière ↦ BEL www.alatentestate.tumblr.com This project is supported by www.trempo.com
N°224 | La Branche By Olivier Cellière ↦ BEL www.alatentestate.tumblr.com This project is supported by www.trempo.com
La branche de l'oiseau - Lucienne Maville-Anku
La branche de l’oiseau – Lucienne Maville-Anku
L’oiseau sur la branche S’est posé L’oiseau sur la branche S’est posé La branche sous l’oiseau S’est cassée La branche sous l’oiseau S’est cassée L’oiseau avait des ailes Alors il s’est envolé L’oiseau avait des ailes Alors il s’est envolé La branche qui s’est cassée Par terre est restée La branche qui s’est cassée Par terre est restée ©Lucienne Maville-Anku, 17/02/21, 09 :20
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La Branche Michel Favory et la troupe de la Comédie française (Robert Nyel, Gaby Verlor) ; Radio France FRF
DMOA renovates old hunting refuge La Branche in Belgium
all images courtesy of DMOA
forming a constant nexus between old and new, belgium studio DMOA has transformed ‘la branche’ into a comfortable family dwelling. the historic structure was once an old resting place for hunters in the woods of heverlee in belgium, and remnants of the original façade have been integrated into the design. when viewed from the garden, the new black addition becomes a dark canvas, peeking out behind old walls. the subtle vertical lines contrast against the rough, existing exterior. these brick wings on the side contain private rooms for the family, while the dark volume accommodates the living and kitchen spaces, offering direct connections to the pool and outside garden.
