









Residence Carrara compiles images and musings about entrance
halls of post-war apartment buildings. All halls from this
period look the same; There is solid carpet, every possible
surface is covered with a different kind of marble and even
the mirror shines with pride. Yet visitors and residents
hardly look at them. They leave their mail lying around, stick
handwritten bills over engraved nameplates and neglect the
plants. In the luxury, the past glory, but also in the
humanity, you can find a rare beauty. It will not immediately
be noticed by simply walking through it. This book stays still
in the entrance hall and observes.
This book contains a self-made photo series of about 40
entrance halls in Ghent. At the back of the book you will find
a brief history about entrance halls, followed by a series of
essays.