The book 'Interiors. Notes and Figures' was published on the occasion of Belgium’s participation in the 14th Venice Architecture Biennale.

'Interiors. Notes and Figures' takes the interior as its subject – something which is, in fact, little documented or analysed once the construction of a building is complete. The hypothesis is that a vernacular architectural culture, characterised by the transformations made by occupants, can be observed in a domestic context.

Using a photographic survey of domestic interiors throughout Belgium, chosen according to a theoretical sampling method based on geographical, historical and typological criteria, the selection of images reveals the invisible dynamics of our familiar built surroundings.

The book 'Interiors. Notes and Figures' was published on the occasion of Belgium’s participation in the 14th Venice Architecture Biennale.

'Interiors. Notes and Figures' takes the interior as its subject – something which is, in fact, little documented or analysed once the construction of a building is complete. The hypothesis is that a vernacular architectural culture, characterised by the transformations made by occupants, can be observed in a domestic context.

Using a photographic survey of domestic interiors throughout Belgium, chosen according to a theoretical sampling method based on geographical, historical and typological criteria, the selection of images reveals the invisible dynamics of our familiar built surroundings.