"The concrete surface of this seaside villa in Oostduinkerke has a horizontal grain that mirrors the striations the North Sea leaves behind at low tide."
"For years, her Ghent-based boutique studio has been developing residential architecture with organic geometries, pushing against the idea that construction methods should set the ceiling on what architecture can achieve."
"Villa Nouvelle Vague is where that research cashes out, showcasing a completely curved concrete form that governs every detail of the design."
Villa Nouvelle Vague, designed by Magalie Munters, features a concrete facade that mimics the horizontal lines left by the tide on wet sand. Located in Oostduinkerke, the villa's sculptural form is modern yet understated, blending into its coastal environment. The name references the French New Wave film movement, reflecting a commitment to craft while breaking conventional architectural rules. Munters' design emphasizes organic geometries, showcasing a seamless integration of construction and technology in residential architecture.
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