What Binst Architects did to convert a historical Antwerp warehouse into its own headquarters
A discotheque. Restaurant. Car park. Storage space. These are the varied roles a warehouse building in the south of Antwerp played before being turned into a state-of-the-art office space, courtesy of local firm Binst Architects. And not just any
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