
joris verhoeven architecture builds house riel estate in the netherlands
the structure is a relatively simple brick form, designed to fit within the archetypal styles and materials of the village and surrounding countryside.
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joris verhoeven architecture builds house riel estate in the netherlands
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‘house riel estate’ by dutch firm joris verhoeven architecture is located in a recent residential development near the town of tilburg. the structure is a relatively simple brick form, designed to fit within the archetypal styles an materials of the rural village and surrounding countryside. it is composed of a single main building, with a gabled roof, hand-molded brick, and heavy oak doors.

path to informal back entrance
in brabant, the dwelling’s provincial home, it is customary for residents to enter through the back door. inside, a separation splits the kitchen and living room; a similar partition is again mirrored between the formal (front) and informal (rear) entrances. the house itself rises gently, as does the roof, and ensures a clear relationship between the first and second floors.

back patio

side terrace

exterior close-up

view from the study

carport

living room

stairwell

interior detail

façade details

back terrace
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