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Marc Goodwin Photographs Belgian Architecture Offices

Photographer Marc Goodwin's "Atlas of Architectural Atmospheres" now features workspaces of Belgian architecture studios in Antwerp, Brussels, and Ghent. The project captures both large and small practices, many housed in buildings with diverse former uses.

Goodwin also asked each practice about their ideal office space and culture. Responses reveal how architects define their work environments, with some describing their space as a "home office away from home" and others emphasizing shared meals and greenery.

B-architecten, located in Antwerp, occupies a former cinema and aims for an inspiring workspace that fuels creativity.

Stand Van Zaken in Ghent, housed in a former horticulture building, seeks a "generous office."

Studio Okami in Antwerp, in a former executive apartment building, views its space as a "home office away from home."

OYO in Ghent, based in a renovated lock keeper's building, aims for an evolving space that fosters spontaneous interaction.

BRUT Architecture and Urban Design in Brussels, in a penthouse, values spaciousness, light, and plants, with shared meals contributing to their culture.

POLO.platform in Antwerp and Brussels, in former shipping offices and storage facilities respectively, encourages an open culture that stimulates communication and community-building.

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