Dutch houses

Solitair Garden House / Bloot Architecture

Solitair Garden House / Bloot Architecture

Solitair Garden House is a project in Lelystad, the Netherlands, where a detached home was renovated and extended for a retired couple who wanted a comfortable, single-level living solution. Part of the existing garage was downsized to accommodate a bathroom and dressing area, while the newly added volume houses the bedroom, visually set apart from the original structure.

Villa Anchored in Forest Landscape

Villa Anchored in Forest Landscape

Villa Anchored in Forest Landscape by Derksen Windt Architecten is a striking example of contemporary architecture that emphasizes harmony with its natural surroundings. Located near Vogelenzang, this villa embraces the forested landscape with two primary orientations—one facing an open plot and the other overlooking bulb fields through the trees.

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Wilhelmina Chapel Loft / Taanbaas

The Wilhelmina Chapel Loft in Maarssen, The Netherlands, is a remarkable transformation of a historic chapel, originally built in 1901, into a modern residential space. This project, undertaken by Taanbaas, carefully preserves the building’s historic character while introducing contemporary design elements to create a spacious and lofty home.

Dune House: Inspired by Sand Dunes of Terschelling Island

Project: Dune House Project Architect: Carlos Moreira Interior design: Marc Koehler Architects Execution Manager: Thomas Welink, Annemarie Swemmer Design team: Kasia Heijerman, Miriam Tocino, Anna Szcsurek and Jakub Zoha Technical description and execution: AchterboschZantman architecten Builder: P.A. Wiersma Aannemingsmaatschappij BV Interior builder: Koen Vieugel Installations: Bakker Installatietechniek Glazing Construction: Huijberts Gevelbouw Photographer: Filip Dujardin Stylist

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