Studio Moto

Studio MOTO was founded by Mo Vandenberghe and Thomas Hick after a successful collaboration at Robbrecht en Daem architects. Their shared passion for design and architecture led to the establishment of their own studio. Vandenberghe and Hick combine deep analysis with creative experimentation, resulting in designs that are both functional and adventurous.
Philosophy and Approach
Studio MOTO aims to balance the everyday with the adventurous. Their designs are always shaped by the spatial, cultural, and historical context. They begin each project with a thorough analysis of the task and the existing reality, ensuring that their work is both functional and visually appealing.
Key Projects
- The Wunderkammer Residence for Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens in Deurle - Mirrored Chip Shops in Brussels
- Redevelopment of the Botanical Garden in Meise
- Westerpunt Observation Tower in De Panne
- Master Plan and Scenography for the Middelheim open-air museum in Antwerp