The U-shaped farmhouse is located near the French border. Here Glenn Reynaert designed an authentic farmhouse with recognizable elements and an eye for history. The existing farm where war orphans were once taken care of was demolished. Only to rebuild in a nicer finish, with all modern comfort and in mirror image so that the residents enjoy the evening sun in the living room and on the terrace. The typical elements of the farmhouse were completely preserved. The bobbins were recovered, the recognizable buttresses rose again and the shapes of an 18th-century farmhouse are completely present. The house is completely basement for extra space and forms a harmonious whole with the rest of the farm and the landscape. Although the house is a recent new construction, it looks like the bricks have always been here. “All my designs focus on three things: the golden ratio, light and atmosphere. You also notice that here. The windows provide beautiful views of the two axes. Both in width and in length. ”That detail is important proves a detail. The hall inside ends with a beautiful view of an old tree that shows off like a monument in the vast surroundings. “The landscape and the perspective are grateful as an architect. The wider the landscape, the more challenging it is to work with it as an architect. ”