Jeanne Dekkers Architecture redeveloped  a existing L-shaped farm in the hilly countryside of Limburg into a residential home with studio, exhibition hall, holiday accommodation and a carport. The authentic shape of the carre-farm is restored in a contemporary way. The carre is a farm which encloses  an inner courtyard; a typology often found in the Province of Limburg. By means of a horizontal  façade of larch wood, starting from the old farm into a new carport and closing the courtyard, the carre shape is restored. 

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Architects: Jeanne Dekkers Architecture

Location: Dalestraat, 6262 Banholt, The Netherlands

Architects In Charge: Jeanne Dekkers, Anton Zoetmulder, Elise Zoetmulder
Area: 800.0 m2

Project Year: 2016

Photographs: Holly Marder

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Jeanne Dekkers Architecture redeveloped  a existing L-shaped farm in the hilly countryside of Limburg into a residential home with studio, exhibition hall, holiday accommodation and a carport. The authentic shape of the carre-farm is restored in a contemporary way. The carre is a farm which encloses  an inner courtyard; a typology often found in the Province of Limburg. By means of a horizontal  façade of larch wood, starting from the old farm into a new carport and closing the courtyard, th...