Thursday 24 February 18:00 pm – Opening and talks by Tomas Nollet and Marc Dubois

Show running until Friday 11 March 2011, weekdays/office hours 8:30 – 6:00pm

Level 2 Roland Levinsky Building, University of Plymouth

Tomas Nollet and Hilde Huyghe, husband and wife, are architects since 1992. They received several national prizes for their terraced houses and other buildings. Nollet teaches architectural design at Sint-Lucas School of Architecture, Brussels. He currently is also a doctoral student at FAA, the Faculty of Architecture and the Arts, Brussels, on the subject ‘Between Brief and Building’. Central to his research is his interest in the process of formation.

The exhibition shows three of their projects for terraced housing in Belgium through this particular design process and the final results.

In the design process the influence of other arts is essential for Nollet and Huyghe. The sketch and the drawing therefore have a special status.

On the opening night there will be talks by Tomas Nollet on his doctoral research and by architect and writer Marc Dubois on his research on Belgian terraced housing.

The exhibition is made in collaboration with ed.projects – edith doove and the Plymouth Architectural Trust/Plymouth RIBA.

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