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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. NT house in Broek in Waterland, The Netherlands by Atelier van WengerdenNovember 22nd, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Atelier van Wengerden This project for a private client was carried out in Broek in Waterland, a rural village north of Amsterdam. The 1970s bungalow was extended to create extra space, with a large window and open decking designed to maximize views over paddocks and farmland to the east. To the west of the bungalow, large sliding doors and windows were introduced to connect and integrate the living areas with a large garden.  Image Courtesy © Yvonne Brandwijk
 Image Courtesy © Yvonne Brandwijk Inside, the functions were rearranged, and a more generous open plan environment created with double height ceilings. The timber used for the extension and decking was continued inside as wall panelling and cupboards – organising the internal functions. The result is a re-imagined house that truly responds to its environment by maximizing the use of light, sun, and restful views.  Image Courtesy © Yvonne Brandwijk  Image Courtesy © Yvonne Brandwijk  Image Courtesy © Yvonne Brandwijk  Image Courtesy © Yvonne Brandwijk  Image Courtesy © Yvonne Brandwijk  Image Courtesy © Yvonne Brandwijk  Image Courtesy © Yvonne Brandwijk  Image Courtesy © Atelier van Wengerden  Image Courtesy © Atelier van Wengerden  Image Courtesy © Atelier van Wengerden  Image Courtesy © Atelier van Wengerden  Image Courtesy © Atelier van Wengerden
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