Tim Van de Velde is a photographer of architecture based in Brussels, Belgium.
Born in Kortrijk, Belgium on the 17th december 1976. As good as married, two kids. Sociology degree at the KU-Leuven in 1998. Photography degree at Narafi-Brussels in 2001. Freelance photographer since 2005- specialized in architectural and interior photography. My photographical work can roughly been divided in editorial and commissioned work. Of course added with some free work. For editorial pieces, I constantly investigate new, interesting architectural and interior projects. Commissions consist of work for architects, private clients and public instances. If you have any questions about or proposals for, as well editorial as commissioned work, don’t hesitate to contact me. Although architectural and interior photography is the core working area, other assignments are also welcome. Work has been published in various national and international magazines and books
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In the North of Amsterdam an decayed and old brick house has been replaced by a complete new and sustainable house with timber cladding on the walls and roof. The old house was very limited in gross area and volume.
Architects: Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects Project: Residence DBB Architect in Charge: Benny Govaert, Damiaan Vanhoutte Location: Knokke-Heist, Belgium Area: 566.0 m2 Photographs: Tim Van De Velde Residence DBB is a residential project completed by Belgian studio Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects. “A place is a space which has a distinct character,” Norberg-Schulz postulates in Genius Loci: Towards
VDB Residence is a stunning residential project recently completed by Belgian studio Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects. The river Leie, that runs through the historic city Ghent is well known for its leisure boating. A bit further downstream from the city centre of Ghent, many boats reduce throttle or come to a full stop to gaze
TV House is a single-family home designed by Bruno Vanbesien Architects in Eseene, Belgium.
Lieven Dejaeghere architect has designed a concrete and glass pool house, a pavilion connected to a rural residence. Description by Lieven Dejaeghere: The house is situated in Wannegem-Lede, Belgium, a very nice and cosy village at the entrance of the Flemish Ardennes, the scenery of the Tour of Flanders-cycling race. Its concerns an annex to
The renovation of this apartment from Watergraafsmeer Amsterdam, organized on two floors, with a basement and a small garden was designed by Chris Collaris Design. The apartment was turned into a bright place by raising the ceilings and it underwent a reorganization of the functional spaces around a central staircase. The wardrobe, bathroom and a
