Atelier-Poolhouse in Roosendaal, Netherlands by [delacourt][vanbeek]

Article source: [delacourt][vanbeek]

In the garden of a Dutch artist, [delacourt] [brook] designed a wooden object with a special roof shape. Under this roof, two completely different functions are housed: a public accessible studio with exhibition space and a poolhouse with sanitary and a covered terrace for the residents.

Image Courtesy © René de Wit

• Architects: [delacourt][vanbeek]
• Project: Atelier-Poolhouse
• Location: Roosendaal, Netherlands
• Photography: René de Wit

Image Courtesy © René de Wit

Image Courtesy © René de Wit

Thanks to the ambition, knowledge and passion of the client, a very sustainable building has been realized. The roof surface on the south side is fully covered with solar panels. The building is heated by a central pellet stove, located in the basement.

Image Courtesy © René de Wit

The object contains only one large window. It is located above the entrance and is directed to the north. This ensures the building doesn’t heat up too much in summertime and offers the nice northern light for the artist. The walls can be fully deployed for the exhibition space. The covered terrace is located towards the garden with swimming pool and turns away from the studio. This guarantees the full privacy of the residents.

Image Courtesy © René de Wit

Image Courtesy © René de Wit

Image Courtesy © René de Wit

Image Courtesy © René de Wit

Image Courtesy © [delacourt][vanbeek]

Image Courtesy © [delacourt][vanbeek]

Image Courtesy © [delacourt][vanbeek]

Image Courtesy © [delacourt][vanbeek]

Image Courtesy © [delacourt][vanbeek]

Image Courtesy © [delacourt][vanbeek]

Tags: Netherlands, Roosendaal

Categories: Exhibition, Pool House, Studio

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