The residential buildings have no frills and follow a strictly geometrical line around the central garden. The main entrances of the building open on the courtyard, creating a sense of community in the park and garden areas.
For the façades, the architects chose Terca Metropolis Aula Red Eco-brick, which reflects the traditional architectural style. In the designs, the bricks were laid matte, in smooth or rough planes, which gives the façade a variegated, natural look. Eco-bricks are 5 cm narrower, which means they are more climate-friendly and the customer also gains more living space.
For the roofs, the architects wanted a darker contrast: The matte clay roofing tile Koramic Datura in anthracite reflects almost no light, thus allowing the roof to fade elegantly into the background. The combination of the roofing tile and façade bricks give the complex a modern appearance, while still reflecting the style of the regional traditional farmyards with their brick look.
The garden with its winding paths and curving shapes contrasts with the rigid arrangement of the buildings. Large trees create shade and give the open space the feel of a park. Here the architects used the paving brick Authentica Rood, a low-maintenance and durable paving brick in slightly varying reddish-brown tones. This revisits the slightly matte and nuanced image of the façade
