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WORKSHOPS

INTRODUCTION 20-21
PROTOTYPING 20-21
MODEL MAKING 20-21
ADOBE/COB 20-21
BACHELOR ADOBE 20-21
INTRODUCTION 21-22
PROTOTYPING 21-22
MODEL MAKING 21-22
ADOBE/COB 21-22
HEMPCRETE USQUARE  23-24
ADOBE / PLASTER 23-24

AGENDA

2020 - 2021
2021 - 2022


Teachers and researchers:
Wes Degreef
Emile Deroose
Ludovica Cassina
Laurens Bekemans
Laurens Luyten
Catherine Mengé


Site editors:
Dries Dupré
Lisa Fraeye
Dylan Kumps
Maria Lahni

Cecelia Vincent
Sander Lambrix
Louis Caluwaerts

Anna Eppelmann

Photographers:
Jasper Van der Linden
Louis Caluwaerts
Kas Trimpeneers


Faculteit Architectuur
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Paleizenstraat 65-67 - 1030 Brussel
tel. +32 2 447 19 00

 

 

        

WEST-FLANDERS

Marie Dewulf - Lisa Fraeye - Elien Rogge - Maaike Ryckaert



WEST-FLANDERS


West Flanders is the only province with access to the sea and the ‘polder’ area. It has a limited but unique diversity of raw materials: clay, gravel, and sand.
Maldegem & Ieper’s clay can be found at the sites in Snaaskerke, Kortemark, and Egem. This raw material is mainly used for the production of bricks. Two leading producers are Dumoulin in Roeselare and Wienerberger in Kortemark.
Polder clay is unique to this province and is located in the polder area along the coast. We visited the abandoned brickworks of Hoeke where some large clay pits, taken over by nature, remain. Sea sand and sea gravel are characterized by their round shape. Sea sand is mined by the company Sagrex. This material is mainly used for concrete. Mineral sand can be found in the rivers. An example of this is Spijkerzand which we found in Harelbeke.


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51°00’47’’N, 3°22’92”E

EGEM
Wienerberger



50°51’24,8”N, 3°20’14,2”E

HARELBEKE



PROTOTYPES