BFArchitecture

The team of BFArchitecture exists of Bobby Fogel (architect and owner), Olfa Kammoun and Mohamed Bouzrara (both architects). They work together since 2013. The Brasilia Athletics Stadium was there first project together and the immediately won the second prize! Later, they designed City’zen (Waterloo, Belgium), The Fairy tale House (Odense, Denmark), which won the purchased prize, and the H55 Community Centre (Prague, Czech). The office is in Designcentre De Winkelhaak in Antwerp, Belgium Tailor-made architecture for families, non-profit and businesses At BFArchitecture, we believe every project deserves its own unique approach. That's why our first step is always a step back. We like to take a birds-eye view on the whole project before we unleash our professional insights and creativity. This way we can add maximum value to every project we take on – in Belgium and abroad. A small but global studio, brimming with academic insights BFArchitecture is big on personal contact. We like to get to know our clients and provide real answers to their individual needs. It’s the only way to ensure that all your requests are met when we deliver our designs. Our vision: haut-architecture in every project We’re big believers in an academic approach to architecture. Even in small projects it pays off to go beyond the basics of the drawing board to lift designs to a higher level.  Our ambition to deliver haut-architecture every single time, gives you four benefits: added value through knowledge, experience & research. a unique blend of art and technique a neat price and quality balance elegant solutions for big and small projects Experience all over the world We’ve designed and built projects in Europe, the USA and the Middle East. This experience in working with different sets of rules and regulations, and cultural sensitivities, helps us to deliver our projects on time and within the estimated budget. BFArchitecture is known for its collaboration with renowned firms. We’ve already worked on office spaces (145000 m²), residential spaces (25000 m²), cultural spaces (36000 m²) and have been involved in several urban studies.