Filip Dujardin|Filip Dujardin|Philippe Van Gelooven|Bieke Claessens||A twin building (on hold for now) was originally planned for the same site|The cellular facade is made from Kerto laminated wood and perforated steel|Courtrooms are done out in rich woods and autumnal upholstery|A veined leaf in exploded size picks up on the building’s tree-like form||
10 Dec 2013

Hasselt Court of Justice by J Mayer H

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