Villa WIGO / CAS architecten
One project, two volumes, three materials and four architects: that is residence WIGO in a nutshell, a project by the Belgian firm CAS architects in collaboration with the client/architects. If you further unravel the concrete villa, layer by layer, you will also discover a fascinating interaction between enclosed and glass spaces in the living areas, while gaining a new perspective on architecture on the boundary of open and enclosed living. Villa WIGO is located in East Flanders in Belgium and consists of two newly built houses that hug the front yard in an L-shape. They were combined in a design that passed through the hands of two couples of architects. With owner/architect Anton Gonnissen and wife Inge on one side and Pieter-Jan and Jovanca from CAS architects on the other, two generations devoted themselves to the project.
Tomas Kauer - News Moderator 
One project, two volumes, three materials and four architects: that is residence WIGO in a nutshell, a project by the Belgian firm CAS architects in collaboration with the client/architects. If you further unravel the concrete villa, layer by layer, you will also discover a fascinating interaction between enclosed and glass spaces in the living areas, while gaining a new perspective on architecture on the boundary of open and enclosed living. Villa WIGO is located in East Flanders in Belgium and consists of two newly built houses that hug the front yard in an L-shape. They were combined in a design that passed through the hands of two couples of architects. With owner/architect Anton Gonnissen and wife Inge on one side and Pieter-Jan and Jovanca from CAS architects on the other, two generations devoted themselves to the project.
