Nicolas Schuybroek: Selected Works Volume One

Eons ago, the theory goes, back when human beings first began planning structures, the buildings they designed were of two types. There were houses, to satisfy everyday needs, and there were temples, to satisfy the need for something beyond the everyday. In both cases, the function of architecture was to nurture culture by uniting souls, joining families and congregations into societies and states. Nicolas Schuybroek’s designs treat the familiar—homes, offices, hotels, and objects alike—with a reverence that he describes as almost mystical. This illustrated book provides for the first time a wide-ranging look at the multifaceted work of this exceptional architect.

Nicolas Schuybroek (born 1981) started his own practice in 2011 in Brussels, Belgium. This is the first monograph on the architect’s practice, showing projects from 2011 to 2021.