For this row-house, designed by Carole Depoorter and Laurence Dugardyn, the idea was to highlight the structural needs of a house instead of hiding them. In terms of woodwork, it meant that some of the partition walls were only semi-covered, showing the structure of the wall. Pink SLS and white concrete plywood, including white screws, create a harmonious feel. This technique was used across different spaces; for dividing walls, doors, window frames and closets. The bathroom was built in the same way, generating the illusion of a white/pink box laying on wooden bridges.