FOS in Kuurne, West Flanders Architecture
Designers in Residence Kortrijk, a multidisciplinary team of designers, created FOS a spatial system that infuses a new life into an abandoned industrial building in Kuurne, West Flanders, Belgium.
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Designers in Residence Kortrijk, a multidisciplinary team of designers, created FOS a spatial system that infuses a new life into an abandoned industrial building in Kuurne, West Flanders, Belgium.
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