Posted by worldhouse on October 27, 2009
This Villa view Vriezenveen is located in Netherlands, designed by Zecc Architecten. The house follows the linear structure of the landscape. The black outer walls of the zinc is applied in long, horizontal strips with folded seams. The sheen and slightly uneven finish of the material, the house responds to a subtle way the colors of the Dutch air. With the dark, subdued colors, the house fits into the landscape more than the large farms with their orange roofs. [ Zecc Architecten ]
Posted by worldhouse on October 24, 2009
This Villa void Almelo in Netherlands designed by Zecc Architecten. The client wishes while designing this villa was to create a large void. This void is placed in the center of the house. All the other rooms are accommodated around this void. The kitchen and dining room on the first floor are spatially connected with the living room on the second floor by the void. Looking trough the living room window, a beautiful view at the surrounding pastures is provided. By taking away pieces of a geometric mass, a sculptural volume existed. This way a carport, roof garden and an inside terrace are created. The facade of the house is composed of a dark brick with a rough surface. This way the view of the front is different every time, depending on the weather and the position to the house.
