A striking architectural presence on the North Sea
Ostend, Belgium
Neolith Shilin defines Admiral’s architectural identity in Belgium
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Project location: |
Oosteroever, Ostend, Belgium |
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Project type: |
Residential |
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Architecture: |
CONIX RDBM Architects |
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Developer: |
Versluys Group |
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Photography: |
Versluys Group |
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Neolith materials: |
Neolith Shilin |
Admiral is a residential development in Oosteroever, Ostend, Belgium, designed by CONIX RDBM Architects and developed by Versluys Group. Featuring 36 apartments overlooking the North Sea, the building draws inspiration from the geometry of a cut diamond, with distinctive angular forms and gold-toned architectural details.
Neolith Shilin is incorporated into the exterior cladding, complementing the building’s geometric design and establishing a visual connection with the surrounding coastal landscape. Its technical properties provide resistance to UV exposure, moisture, and temperature variations.
Admiral represents a significant contribution to the ongoing urban transformation of Oosteroever, combining architectural identity with material performance.
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