Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience Non-members can add the privileges at checkout through our 30 day free trial By continuing I accept the Terms & Condition and Privacy Policy. I would like to receive Newsletter from MICHELIN Guide Save lists of your favorite restaurants & hotels This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. Newsletter Explore the best restaurants Hof van Cleve’s farmhouse exterior belies the elegant dining room within where chef-patron Peter Goossens wowed guests from 1987 until 2022 when he handed the over the reigns to Floris Van der Veken The attention to detail evident in the decor Belgian produce meets global influence in dishes that meld tradition and modernity: sea bass with ponzu Goossens’ stated aim is for guests to leave with a smile on their face and legendary cheese board and groaning dessert trolley the museum houses the biggest ethnographic shoe collection in the world next a modern art- and a designers collection.vanderschueren commented ‘the idea is that the entire project should be seen as an adventure by allowing the three shoe collections to confront each other we are convinced that you will become involved and that you will have a sensational experience you can go on your discovery and turn your visit into a wonderful adventure…‘the building originally built in 1973 by emile veranneman and architect christiaan vander plaetse young belgian architect lode uytterschaut tried ompletely covered it with lead to fortify the architectural volume into a massive and monumental unity ethnographic collection in SONS ethnographic collection in SONS AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style Sergison Bates Architects has won an open competition to design a €18 million care home in Kruishoutem three-storey scheme will house 30 assisted living apartments for couples nine short-stay rooms for respite care and a crèche The town of Kruishoutem has a distinct agricultural character and has evolved from the original historical market centre to include commercial and industrial activity with the rise of a large suburban economy a neighbourhood on the outskirts of Kruishoutem owes its existence to the establishment of a monastery by the Passionist Fathers around which shops and cafes were built and grew into a self-sustaining village community.The new care home with its diverse facilities and community service center creates a new focus for the community at the threshold of the town with the surrounding countryside.The two new buildings frame the church visually and physically A new linear public space is created in front of it with planted trees and the grotto of Saint Maria of Lourdes is located in a new brick structure which is accessible to the public for pilgrimage and prayer.The design of internal spaces aims to minimise the ‘institutional’ perception care homes often generate by supporting a degree of individuality and fostering a sense of belonging to small household size clusters whithin the wider residential community The essential qualities of the residents’ rooms include a view out to landscape or public space and close proximity to a communal space so that residents are made to feel part of a large family A sense of feeling at home is promoted by the use of elements which residents may recognise from their own lives in the surrounding towns and villages parquet flooring and items of their own furniture that they are allowed to bring from home warm colours and balconies protected from the wind or glare of the sun create a warm The rooms are enlivened by large amounts of controlled daylight and fresh air so that the interiors feel more like a home or a comfortable hotel than like an institution The ceiling-high windows afford views out to the surrounding grounds even to those who are bed-ridden and provide an attractive place to sit and look at the landscape.The objective is to create a comfortable homely atmosphere and a sense of connection with the surrounding environment and community this piece by Peter Blundell Jones and… One of the chief influences on the design of the National Gallery… Browse the Women in Architecture calendar and keep up to date with…