Livable Sustainable Modern Green Home in Belgium by Belgian architect Carl Verdickt is Modern Eco Home Green Homes is a unique, Belgian architect Carl Verdickt sustainable project that throws affordability into the mix. This Livable Sustainable Modern Green Home in Asse, Belgium boasts a steel frame encased in super-insulating transparent glass homes and translucent polycarbonate plates, which gives the house awesome heat-trapping ability found in a traditional modern green home, not to mention a contemporary look worthy of a triple-take. The Livable Sustainable Modern Green Home a minimalist palette of white and wood accents the home’s minimal furnishings, and puts the focus on the interesting architectural features found within, like exposed ductwork, beams crisscrossing the high ceiling, and the cool, contemporary stone tiles on the floor.

Livable Sustainable Modern Green Home in Belgium by Belgian architect Carl Verdickt.

The Livable Sustainable Modern Green Home in Belgium by Belgian architect Carl Verdickt is modern home’s design intense sense of openness continues inside, where an open-concept floor plan complements the huge walls of windows. A loft above overlooks this open, airy layout, providing some privacy while maintaining a special connection with the main living areas.

Livable Sustainable Modern Green Home in Asse, Belgium boasts a steel frame encased.

Livable Sustainable Modern Green Home in Belgium by Belgian architect Carl Verdickt to maximize of natural daylight and the gorgeous green views, the home’s layout is inverted to place public modern livingroom areas above, and the private sleeping quarters below.