This design is rooted in architectural history, inspired by Renaat Braem’s ‘Het lelijkste land ter wereld’ (1968) and his critique of the Belgian architectural landscape and urban sprawl. The concept features a composition of distinctive volumes, reflecting a recognizable Belgian streetscape.

The prototype is crafted from Okoumé plywood with aluminum details, and each volume in the sequence has its own functionality, including opening roofs, pull-out shelves, and front cabinet doors.

To reinforce the concept, the final version will be executed in lacquered fiberboard, in terracotta color with aluminum details.