hofman dujardin architecten: villa geldrop

hofman dujardin architecten: villa geldrop


'villa geldrop' by hofman dujardin architecten, the netherlands
images courtesy of hofman dujardin architecten



amsterdam based studio, hofman dujardin architecten has completed 'villa geldrop', a freestanding
family home in the netherlands. the residence, which is anchored into the earth by a perpendicular
running slope, is located at the edge of its site next to an existing barn whose overall form it mimics.
by positioning the structure into the axis of the landscape, the unit is able to absorb and reflect the
farmland that surrounds it.



looking into lower living room


the house balances over a long linear cut in the land which acts as the main entrance and exit to the
residence. a long, gradual ramp splices the flat terrain, leading visitors in to the basement of the home.
four bedrooms branch off of an enclosed glass void - flanked on one end by the ramp, the other by a
set of stairs - keeping the view unobstructed and allowing the main structure above to appear as though
nothing sits below it.



back facade with office nook



front facade


a narrow hallway runs the perimeter of the dwelling on the main floor, connecting the kitchen on one
end of the house with the living room on the other. voids, transitioning ceiling heights and large windows
create a feeling of spaciousness on the interior and entwine functions and activities that take place both
inside the home and out.



side elevation, looking into kitchen



view of upper living room



living room


an open loft on the second level sits under the pitched roof over the kitchen, living and dining room.
a series of openings cut through the floor, creating a permeable atmosphere that expands the otherwise
enclosed environment. breaking the form of the barn silhouette are two cubic nooks that extend beyond
the roof line, providing private office spaces that open up to the sky.



living room



dining room 



kitchen






physical model 



 



  



 



floor plan (from left to right) level -1, level 0, level 1



section



exploded axo

jayme db
02.16.11  
10
good impression for me....so much
jm   02.17.11
This is so beautiful and simple. I love the simplicity of it.
bvel005   02.17.11
Is this a built project or not? The railings next to the ramp are different in some images and some of the images look like 3Ds to me. Especially the interior ones and the way the house sits on the grass. Well ... if it's not built - I hope it does get built one day.
bvel005   02.17.11
Super! Fresh, clean, airy, light, original. Love it!
peen   02.18.11
No pictures showing the rooms.
Just wondering how the rooms are well ventilated.
rica   02.18.11
Just wondering how practical in heavy rain...how does it look sandbagged ?
Random   02.19.11
No tener persianas equivale a kilómetros de cortinas blackout. ¿Que sentido tiene hacer una casa de doble o triple altura teniendo una hectárea de terreno?
sergio   02.20.11
Lovely to look at, pretty to stay in, how does it hold when it rains, snows?
Shabnam Akram   02.22.11
wow! i mean simple, claen and no drama.
love it!
abhilasha   02.22.11
a lot of places in the house with a beautiful prospect and refuge
psevir   02.23.11

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