Energy Neutral Floating Villa ?Haarlem Shuffle? / vanOmmeren-architecten
Energy neutral floating villa ?Haarlem Shuffle? is located in the Spaarne river, close by the historic city centre of Haarlem, NL. The design plays with the perception of the dynamics around the Spaarne, the relationship with Haarlem and the bright open living spaces.
© Eva Bloem
Architects: vanOmmeren-architecten
Location: Haarlem, The Netherlands
Architects In Charge: Joeri van Ommeren, Dion Nupoort
Area: 210.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Eva Bloem
Technics: Haddock Technics
Transport: Brouwer
Client: Lex Schelvis
Construction: De Blauwe Wimpel
© Eva Bloem
Text description provided by the architects. Energy neutral floating villa ?Haarlem Shuffle? is located in the Spaarne river, close by the historic city centre of Haarlem, NL. The design plays with the perception of the dynamics around the Spaarne, the relationship with Haarlem and the bright open living spaces.
© Eva Bloem
The ark gets its expression by a strong orthogonal composition of open and closed facade elements. The large vide near the southwest windows opens up the floor for light to reach the lower music and sleeping spaces.
© Eva Bloem
1st Floor Plan
© Eva Bloem
-1 Floor Plan
Commonly used wood cladding makes place for a strong textured facade bordered with a slim aluminum roof trim. This strongly profi...
© Eva Bloem
Architects: vanOmmeren-architecten
Location: Haarlem, The Netherlands
Architects In Charge: Joeri van Ommeren, Dion Nupoort
Area: 210.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Eva Bloem
Technics: Haddock Technics
Transport: Brouwer
Client: Lex Schelvis
Construction: De Blauwe Wimpel
© Eva Bloem
Text description provided by the architects. Energy neutral floating villa ?Haarlem Shuffle? is located in the Spaarne river, close by the historic city centre of Haarlem, NL. The design plays with the perception of the dynamics around the Spaarne, the relationship with Haarlem and the bright open living spaces.
© Eva Bloem
The ark gets its expression by a strong orthogonal composition of open and closed facade elements. The large vide near the southwest windows opens up the floor for light to reach the lower music and sleeping spaces.
© Eva Bloem
1st Floor Plan
© Eva Bloem
-1 Floor Plan
Commonly used wood cladding makes place for a strong textured facade bordered with a slim aluminum roof trim. This strongly profi...
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