Architects: Inarchitecten / Mark Hekkert and Ruben van den Boogaard
Location: Woerden, The Netherlands
Collaborators: Jamal Azzouz and Joel Langeveld
Site area: 112 sqm
Project Area: 200 sqm
Project year: 2007
Photographs: Rutger Vos
In an expansion of Woerden, the Netherlands, by West 8 cityplanners and landscaping, we have designed the Quayhouse. The house is on a covered parking and adjacent to the water. The access is via a ramp, creating division in the three longitudinal, which also forms sightlines. The kitchen is designed by the stairs to the first floor and forms a separation between the living and dining room. The loft provides light in the middle of the house and the relationships between the levels.
The material consists of a slatted wall structure 46 x 33 mm depending on the situation, the maximum size beeing 50 mm. The wood has Frake (preserved by Plato Intenational) and is “untreated” affixed.
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Mnogo los trip…
I think this could be a great scheme, but without photos of an entire unit it is really difficult to tell what it looks like!
They are all too close up, sadly.