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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.

Osteopathie praktijk Roosendaal in Wouwbaan, The Netherlands by zone zuid architecten

September 5th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: zone zuid architecten

Dutch design practice zone zuid architecten has recently seen their concept for an osteopathic practice in Roosendaal come to life. The 225 sq m Osteopatie Praktijk Roosendaal was opened in March 2014 and transforms a former industrial site on the outskirts of the town into a striking healthcare centre.

Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

Architects: zone zuid architecten
Project: Osteopathie praktijk Roosendaal
Location: Wouwbaan, The Netherlands
Photography: Gido van Zon
Main contractor: Hoendervangers BV
Facade materials: White fibre cement
Panels: Eternit
Wood cladding: Foreco waxed wood
Furniture fabrication: Verweijen interieurs BV

Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

zone zuid architecten saw an opportunity for the remodelling of an existing property at the site and blended natural and man-made materials to highlight the fusion of multiple volumes. Wood and fibre cement contrast dramatically across the building façade, punctuated by slim windows.

Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

This careful selection of materials continues into the interior space where white hues are complimented by warm wooden tones. As patients enter the building they are greeted by a large open space hosting the waiting room, reception and adjoining kitchen.

Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

Also included in the Osteopatie Praktijk Roosendaal are a series of practice areas which benefit from high levels of privacy. In these areas, narrow windows are located at eye level in direct contrast to the panes in the waiting room which are much larger. Skylights have been integrated into the roof system to maximise the levels of natural sunlight.

Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

: Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

: Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

: Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

: Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

: Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

: Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

: Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

: Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

: Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

: Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

: Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

: Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon

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Tags: The Netherlands, Wouwbaan

Category: Health Center

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