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A versatile choice for renovations
December 2016

The former Van der Elst cigar factory in Leuven has undergone a metamorphosis into an urban oasis, where Jaspers-Eyers Architects has now created a mix of residential units, offices and shops around a series of green outdoor areas. The ‘7Even Gardens’ build makes use of slim line, steel-look aluminium windows from Reynaers, turning an old factory into a pleasant living environment. 

From an urban development perspective, Eyers was looking for a new dynamism while still trying to preserve the original character of the building. “We have left the existing column structure and the technical features as visible as possible with the intention of reinforcing the industrial look rather than eliminating it. After all, this is what distinguishes the building from new-build projects, and the reason why people specifically choose this spot.”

The slim line steel-look window product from Reynaers imitates the look of the original window frames. Slim Line 38 is one of the latest additions to Reynaers product range and an advancement of Reynaers’ original CS 38 window system, which is featured on 7Even Gardens. SL 38 has exactly the same aesthetic but benefits from even better performance. It boasts the look and feel of steel, supported by the superior qualities of aluminium.

 Rebecca Cope, Marketing Manager at Reynaers, said: “With its highly desirable slender appearance and market-leading energy efficiency, the SL 38 has proved itself to be a truly versatile system.

 “A perfect all-rounder, it is ideal for new builds and renovation projects alike, allowing the preservation of a vintage look or the creation of a fresh and modern build.”

www.reynaers.co.uk

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