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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. House Van Leeuwen in Meppel, The Netherlands by JagerJanssen Architecten BNAMarch 14th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: JagerJanssen Architecten BNA The design on the east side of Havixhorst has several specializations received. This is also the facade that the first and lasting impression on the unsuspecting careless or even architecture interested passerby will leave. Listed façade has been given a subtle nod which lays the foundation for further morphological development of the property as we will see later. For specification of the entrance is locally a bite out of the volume taken as a welcoming gesture. Moreover, here you are protected against all kinds of meteorological events.  Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuurfotografie
 Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuurfotografie The facade on the west side is almost completely blind, a facade after the garage [annex future workshop] provides daylight. This is a brick voile hidden from view and therefore plays no role in the facade composition. The dakschilden jump further into the eye, the windows seem jumbled in applied! These trompe-l’oeil, however, is a direct result of the subtle angular and the requirement from the zoning for a minimum roof pitch of 30 º to achieve.  Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuurfotografie Once inside a spatial spectacle unfolds. The spacious living room is through a void in open communication with the upper floor. The sloping roof down to the rear, this highlights the deep back-to-the-south and provides a place unsuspecting sunbather.  Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuurfotografie Central to the living room we find also the cooking place and as we walk our curiosity is rewarded with a sight-cum-traffic axis upwards. The vertical movement takes place in a settling zone to the west along a blind wall, in order to correct the vision in the longitudinal direction to force.  Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuurfotografie Strategically placed skylights provide the zone of daylight – leveling course placed in the slope of the roof slope. The opening up of the rooms on the floor are in the same zone. When the door to the master bedroom open to look directly over the gardens of the houses opposite direction around Overijssel.  Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuurfotografie  Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuurfotografie  Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuurfotografie  Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuurfotografie  Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuurfotografie  Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuurfotografie  Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuurfotografie  Image Courtesy Jagerjanssen Architects BNA
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