New Workshop Space for the Iceman / Instability We Trust
Design studio IWT converts two rural barns into a glass house and wooden cave for Wim Hof in the east of the Netherlands. The Iceman focus on the integration of extreme human physical endurance with psychological performance through a.o. breathing exercises, cold water exposure and meditation training for both international private clients and professional athletes.
© Pim Top
Architects: Instability We Trust
Location: Barneveld, The Netherlands
Architects In Charge: Chantal Schoenmakers, Bastiaan Kalmeyer
Area: 250.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Pim Top
Collaborators: Reytec
© Pim Top
From the architect. Design studio IWT converts two rural barns into a glass house and wooden cave for Wim Hof in the east of the Netherlands. The Iceman focus on the integration of extreme human physical endurance with psychological performance through a.o. breathing exercises, cold water exposure and meditation training for both international private clients and professional athletes.
© Pim Top
The design consists of two flexible generic main areas. One with an open, extravert and outward atmosphere (which relates to the air), and one with a closed, introvert, secluded and grounded atmosphere (which relates to the earth). This juxtaposition forms the basic layout for upgrading the site into a no-nonsense but sensitive backdrop for the wide range of envisioned activities.
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© Pim Top
Architects: Instability We Trust
Location: Barneveld, The Netherlands
Architects In Charge: Chantal Schoenmakers, Bastiaan Kalmeyer
Area: 250.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Pim Top
Collaborators: Reytec
© Pim Top
From the architect. Design studio IWT converts two rural barns into a glass house and wooden cave for Wim Hof in the east of the Netherlands. The Iceman focus on the integration of extreme human physical endurance with psychological performance through a.o. breathing exercises, cold water exposure and meditation training for both international private clients and professional athletes.
© Pim Top
The design consists of two flexible generic main areas. One with an open, extravert and outward atmosphere (which relates to the air), and one with a closed, introvert, secluded and grounded atmosphere (which relates to the earth). This juxtaposition forms the basic layout for upgrading the site into a no-nonsense but sensitive backdrop for the wide range of envisioned activities.
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