Residence L By Grosfeld Van Der Velde Architecten

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Home L was finished by Grosfeld van der Velde Architecten and is located in Oosterhout, The Netherlands.

The spacious residence calls for the landscape into consideration and generates an atmosphere that consists of it in its atmosphere.

Residence L by Grosfeld van der Velde Architecten:

“The existing landscape, the orientation to the rural surroundings and the arranging situations had been the choosing factors in the siting of the dwelling at the rear of the plot. The ground floor was raised with respect to the current ground degree, with huge glass surfaces positioned to seem out far more than the rural landscape and terraces operating the length of the building with an unbroken roof surface on corbelling, all of which allow the outer space to be knowledgeable to the total. At the same time, the large roof projections are created to stay away from as effectively drastically light entering.

The ground floor could be described as a single, open room specifically in which the huge volumes and the undertaking-oriented layout of the interior give a even more connection with the outdoors. It accommodates the main residing functions, with all rooms flowing seamlessly into one particular an extra. The annexe accommodates a amount of ancillary functions, with the outside swimming pool housed in an extension. The two volumes are connected underground by a basement degree in which the bedrooms and bathrooms are located. Right here as effectively, the landscaping of the grounds and the huge glass windows enable for outstanding views far more than the surrounding landscape. The workplace and playroom are sited in a separate basement region below the living area.

Vertical Western Red Cedar boarding was selected for the façade cladding, and the roof has a moss-sedum roof covering. The restrained detailing mixed with the form and the supplies selected give Home L an ultra-modern appearance, but a single that is completely at property in its rural surroundings.”

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Photographs by: Marcel Briaire & Rene de Wit