Cross House |
Le Lorrain |
Hôtel de Police de Charleroi |
Parlement Fédéral |
RTBF - ICT |
Insula |
Moulin Blanc |
Les Courses |
Hospice Communal |
Crèche Gaucheret |
Institut des Arts & Métiers |
Savonnerie Heymans |
Elisabeth Square |
Cité Vandeuren |
Delhaize - Quai de Rome |
Livingstone |
Belgométal |
Hogenbos |
Louise Center |
Sibelga |
Oasis |
Champagne Community House |
Bascule |
Maison Ohain |
Crèche Plasky |
Roodt-sur-Syre |
Schuman-Charmille |
Residence Palace |
GreenBizz |
Charleroi Danses |
Ecopôle |
Residence Rue de l'Eté |
Louvain La Neuve Museum |
MDW ARCHITECTURE is one of the laureates of the prestigious « Global Award for Sustainable Architecture 2013 ».
This international prize honours annually five architects who move towards sustainability by innovating in the areas of energy, materials and technology, proposing new standards for housing and public amenities and fighting ecological imbalance and social inequality.
Since the creation of the Global Awards in 2006, the European Scientific Board of architecture centres and universities, assisted by worldwide critiques and specialists, has selected architects like Wang Shu, Patrick Bouchain or Junya Ishigami.
The five Global Award winners will be presented on the 6th May at an international symposium held in the Cité de l´Architecture et du Patrimoine in Paris.
More information on http://www.global-award.org/
Founded in 2001 by Marie Moignot and Xavier De Wil, MDW Architecture is now strong of 25 staff. Our ethos is to combine the highest standards of creativity and sustainability.
We are committed to offering design excellence to each client, either public or private and independently of the scale of the project. Each request is looked into thoroughly so that the solution reaches beyond the brief. The freshness of our approach has been recognised by several awards.
Building on many years of experience in low-energy and passive projects of the
highest standards in terms of energy efficiency and sustainable construction,
we now integrate these principles in our schemes as naturally as structural
engineering.
We see our relationship with our clients as a partnership, a continuous
dialogue where everyone brings something to the other. Our interest in dialogue
is also incarnated in the way our projects weave relations with their context
and their occupants. We enjoy
managing wide and complex projects that require an enriching
multidisciplinarity and where the architect acts as a conductor, whose global
vision can guarantee the rightness of the music.