So often the space between buildings is just wasted, a source of heat loss and little else. sculp(IT), a "young, progressive and complementary team of architects who apply their passion for architecture to every task given" from Antwerp, have taken a 7'-10" wide space and turned it into a home and office.
"Four wooden floors between two existing walls, hanging in a steel skeleton, organize this house: downstairs for work, dining on 1st, relaxing on 2nd, sleeping on 3rd, and on the roof, go and enjoy the view."
All photography Luc Roymans
Kitchen and dining
Best bathtub ever

sculp(IT)
Pieter Peerlings & Silvia Mertens
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This is interesting piece of engineering and I would definitely like to get my hands on of these properties. Do you have any more informations on these architects?