This series revisits agricultural architecture by transforming a traditional Belgian barn through various contemporary architectural currents. The barn metamorphoses by integrating influences such as Constructivism, High-tech, Organic, and Postmodernism.

By deconstructing traditional volumes through logics of stacking, shifting, fragmentation, and distortion, this project explores new forms and tensions. Historical elements, like the evocation of a Greek temple, establish a dialogue with the past, while the fusion of nature and culture questions the boundaries between architecture and the environment.

Finally, the addition of murals brings a contemporary narrative and cultural dimension to these rural spaces.

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