Monastery House / Bureau Fraai
In the former Sint Lucia monastery in Bennebroek, The Netherlands, Bureau Fraai has made a interior design transforming a part of a characteristic monastery into a high-quality townhouse while maintaining the characteristic qualities of the monastery.
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Architects: Bureau Fraai
Location: The Netherlands
Lead Architects: Daniel Aw & Rikjan Scholten
Area: 340.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Madasiro Fotografie
Contractor Casco: De Nijs
Interior Builder: BA interieurbouw
© Madasiro Fotografie
Text description provided by the architects. In the former Sint Lucia monastery in Bennebroek, The Netherlands, Bureau Fraai has made a interior design transforming a part of a characteristic monastery into a high-quality townhouse while maintaining the characteristic qualities of the monastery.
© Madasiro Fotografie
Axonometric
© Madasiro Fotografie
By introducing a new oak staircase with slender steel railings, the living room on the ground floor is connected to the basement on the one hand and the sleeping floor for the children and the multifunctional attic floor on the other. By introducing a robust oak element in this attic, the large space with authentic trusses is divided into a sleeping area with Jacuzzi, a bathroom, a walk-in closet and a mezzanine with workplaces.The bed and Jacuzzi are embedded in an e...
© Madasiro Fotografie
Architects: Bureau Fraai
Location: The Netherlands
Lead Architects: Daniel Aw & Rikjan Scholten
Area: 340.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Madasiro Fotografie
Contractor Casco: De Nijs
Interior Builder: BA interieurbouw
© Madasiro Fotografie
Text description provided by the architects. In the former Sint Lucia monastery in Bennebroek, The Netherlands, Bureau Fraai has made a interior design transforming a part of a characteristic monastery into a high-quality townhouse while maintaining the characteristic qualities of the monastery.
© Madasiro Fotografie
Axonometric
© Madasiro Fotografie
By introducing a new oak staircase with slender steel railings, the living room on the ground floor is connected to the basement on the one hand and the sleeping floor for the children and the multifunctional attic floor on the other. By introducing a robust oak element in this attic, the large space with authentic trusses is divided into a sleeping area with Jacuzzi, a bathroom, a walk-in closet and a mezzanine with workplaces.The bed and Jacuzzi are embedded in an e...
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