Villa IJburg Amsterdam | Tijmen Ploeg
Amsterdam / Netherlands / 2010
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Tijmen Ploeg Architects (exterior) and BO6 (interior) have cooperated in building an elegant and carefully proportioned three-story family home. At first glance the house appears neutral and calm, slowly revealing layers of material and use across it's façade. The aim was to design a see-through object,hence the choice of glass and perforated steel coverings as the main materials.
The result is a large floor to ceiling window facing the street and a fully glazed façade facing the garden allowing the interior to relate directly and powerfully with the exterior. The centrally placed staircase acts as a vertebral column.
The interior design has been adapted according to space and function. The sparse use of materials and light colours help create a feeling of calm and serenity.
The use of geothermal energy generates the heat and cooling power in the building.
The house communicates well in it's surroundings, a row of modern homes all connected to one another.
It has a subtle kind of self-confidence.
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Tijmen Ploeg Architects (exterior) and BO6 (interior) have cooperated in building an elegant and carefully proportioned three-story family home. At first glance the house appears neutral and calm, slowly revealing layers of material and use across it's façade. The aim was to design a see-through object,hence the choice of glass and perforated steel coverings as the main materials. The result is a large floor to ceiling window facing the street and a fully glazed façade facing the garden...
- Year 2010
- Work started in 2009
- Work finished in 2010
- Status Completed works
- Type Apartments
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