Caroline Voet Books

Dom Hans van der Laan

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This volume comprises an extremely accurate case study of Mariavall, a Benedictine abbey in Tomelilla, Sweden, wherein monk, architect and theorist Dom Hans van der Laan examines the building, unra...

Le jeu des marges

By Jan De Jong

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Designed by Dutch architect Jan de Jong as his private residence and workplace, the Huis Jan de Jong in Schaijk is a true example of the Bossche School of architecture, and has remained an icon of...

Dom Hans van der Laan

By Friederike Von Rauch, Bart Decroos, Ilse Degerickx, Caroline Voet, Bart Tritsmans

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An introduction to Dom van der Lanns's design methodolgy, as he applied it to Roosenberg Abbey.

Autonomous Architecture in Flanders

By Katrien Vandermarliere, Sofie De De Caigny, Lara Schrijver, Caroline Voet

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Hybrid Practitioner

By Schreurs VOET

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