Assembly House

Design & Build

A gathering-focused interior that brings people together through generous spaces and natural light.

Monochrome concrete building

Assembly House

Assembly House

Project Perspectives

A visual study of the completed interior, showcasing tactile materials, custom craftsmanship, and elevated client spaces.

A civic room shaped by generous spans, raw texture, and a deliberate choreography of arrival. Material, light, and circulation are treated as a single system, allowing every threshold and view to support the project’s daily rhythm. The result is a measured sequence of spaces that balances durability, atmosphere, and a clear connection to its setting.

A civic room shaped by generous spans, raw texture, and a deliberate choreography of arrival. Material, light, and circulation are treated as a single system, allowing every threshold and view to support the project’s daily rhythm. The result is a measured sequence of spaces that balances durability, atmosphere, and a clear connection to its setting.

Location

Location

Brussels, Belgium

Brussels, Belgium

Year

Year

2022

2022

FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Arvune’s interior design approach—from concept and space planning to material selection and the final details.

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What types of projects does Archifine® specialize in?

We specialize in high-end private residences, commercial headquarters, and selective adaptive reuse projects. Our practice thrives on complex sites where master planning, brutalist materiality, and custom interior architecture converge into a singular vision.

How do you integrate interior design with core architecture?

What is the typical timeline for an architectural project?

Do you handle construction administration and site supervision?

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