This series of 3D exterior visualizations shows an innovative residential project in Kasterlee that combines rural architecture with modern sustainability principles. The project consists of several semi-detached houses that together form a coherent residential area in a green, bike-friendly environment.

The architecture is characterized by a rural-modern approach to terraced houses, combining the traditional gable roof with large, strategically placed windows and a warm, reddish brown brick façade. Notable elements are the solar panels that are integrated into the roof surface, underlining the project's sustainable ambitions.

In the design, much attention has been paid to the balance between individual residential units and a coherent whole. Each home has its own identity within the larger building volume, which is emphasized by the rhythm in the façade composition and the subtle accentuation of the entrances with vertical elements in contrasting material.

The 3D exterior visualizations not only show the architecture, but place the houses in a fully developed environment with green hedges as natural fences, carefully designed front gardens and a streetscape that offers space for cyclists and walkers, contributing to a lively but peaceful living environment.

The 3D exterior visualizations of this rural-modern project in Kasterlee clearly show the sustainable aspects of architecture, essential for understanding the added value of these contemporary homes.

The prominent presence of solar panels on the roofs is a prominent feature that is accurately depicted in the 3D renders. The panels are integrated into the roof surface and form a natural part of the architecture, rather than a later addition. This shows how sustainable energy supply has been included in the design concept from the start.

The materiality of the houses has been carefully chosen and detailed in the 3D visualizations. The reddish brown brick facades offer a warm appearance that fits perfectly into the rural-modern design philosophy and refers to Kasterlee's rural context, while the sleek detailing and modern windows offer a contemporary interpretation.

The renders also show the well-insulated building envelope and the airtight building details, as shown by the sleek eaves and frame connections. These technical aspects contribute to the energy efficiency of the homes and are an important part of the sustainable architecture.

The garage doors and entrances are made in a dark shade, which contrasts beautifully with the brickwork and reinforces the composition of the facades. This variety of materials and colors creates a vibrant street scene without disturbing the harmony of the whole.

A characteristic quality of this project in Kasterlee, clearly visible in the 3D exterior renders, is the integration of the houses into a green, bike-friendly environment.

The visualizations show how each home has a carefully designed front and back garden, delineated with sleek, green hedges that offer privacy without disturbing the communal character of the neighborhood. These green elements contribute to the biodiversity and natural character of the living environment.

The presence of cyclists in the 3D visualizations highlights the bike-friendly character of the neighborhood. The street design shows spacious cycling and walking paths that invite sustainable mobility, in line with the green identity of Kasterlee and the wider Kempen region.

The street profile was designed with attention to road safety and quality of life, with plenty of space for greenery and play areas. The visualizations show how cars occupy a modest place in the streets; parking spaces are integrated into the homes without dominating the streetscape.

The 3D renders also provide an impression of the social aspect of the neighborhood, with meeting places and sight lines that stimulate interaction between residents. Children playing and walking neighbours illustrate the sense of community that is central to this development.

This rural-modern residential area in Kasterlee, as shown in the 3D exterior visualizations, thus offers an attractive perspective on contemporary living where sustainability, sense of community and rural qualities come together in a coherent whole that perfectly matches the rural-modern architectural trend that is increasingly gaining popularity in Flanders.