Thames Tideway at Chelsea Quay. Infrastructure as Landscape.
The Thames Tideway Tunnel represents one of London’s most ambitious pieces of contemporary infrastructure, yet its presence above ground is defined not by engineering assertiveness but by a carefully choreographed public realm. Through the Thames Riverside Parks programme, Hawkins Brown and landscape architects Gillespies have transformed a series of technically complex tunnel sites into welcoming civic spaces along the river. Chelsea Quay exemplifies this approach, demonstrating how materiality, landscape and architectural intent can elevate infrastructure into meaningful urban landscape.
Mixed-use project with library, cinema and residential building for London suburb
Sidcup Storyteller, a striking new public building by DRDH Architects, plays a central role in the revitalisation of Sidcup’s historic high street in the London Borough of Bexley. With a total area of 1,932m² and a budget of £7.7 million, this mixed-use project brings together civic, cultural, and residential functions in a bold yet finely crafted architectural statement.
A contemporary masonry reinterpretation of East London’s industrial heritage by Henley Halebrown
Fish Island by Henley Halebrown uses hand-made N10 Brick E and J to create a robust, textured façade rooted in East London’s industrial context.
Tradition as the Starting Point for a Contemporary Garden
On a historic estate on the west coast of Barbados, clay pavers define new terraces and garden paths. Drawing on the island’s centuries-old tradition of brick paving, they connect past and present within a lush tropical landscape.
The Vande Moortel collection becomes link between renovated heritage and new architecture
A protected English estate is being redesigned with respect for the past and an eye for contrast. Artisanal facing bricks give the new homes their own identity and subtly connect them to the historic whole.
Export Manager
Dear partners, dear colleagues, dear friends,
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of our dear colleague Christophe D’haene, Export Manager.
The linea7 7044, sEptEm 7011, Stonewashed Old White and the Circular Brick are the new ECO-7-size facing bricks
Brickworks Vande Moortel is adding a new series of ecological facing bricks to her range.
A playful combination of light shades with a southern touch.
Our SeptimA Camargue clay pavers are distinguished by their unique colour combination of yellow-grey shades with subtle green-grey accents.
This mix creates a warm ambience, perfect for any outdoor space.
With the launch of Linea7 7045 and Linea7 9002 the ecological ‘Linea7-range' now consists of 9 subtly nuanced colour shades.
Our entire range of facing bricks is available as brick slips – the ideal solution for processing facing bricks when space and weight are a determining factor.
Gevelstenen en kleiklinkers in unieke kleuren en formaten
Steenbakkerij Vande Moortel is opgericht in 1864 in de Scheldevallei te Oudenaarde. Vandaag is ze op diezelfde locatie actiever dan ooit. Geleid door de familie Vande Moortel groeide de firma uit tot een belangrijke fabrikant in het topsegment van de gevelstenen en de referentie in de kleiklinkermarkt. Het behoud van het familiale karakter en de toegankelijkheid op alle niveaus zorgen voor een uitermate klantgerichte organisatie. Momenteel produceert de steenbakkerij 95.000.000 stenen per jaar, bestemd voor de Belgische markt, haar buurlanden, de Scandinavische landen, Oost-Europa en andere exportmarkten zoals Japan, Amerika en het Arabisch Schiereiland.
