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Doggerij
Doggerij
Den Helder, The Netherlands
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Doggerij
Den Helder, The Netherlands
Project Featured on Oct 16, 2016
Project of the Day on Oct 16, 2016
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2011
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
The renovated farmhouse lies in the North Holland landscape. The old bell was substantially rebuilt and now houses two living areas for 20 vulnerable young people. After In an intensive work and learning program, they learn to structure their lives and return to society.
The old wooden skeleton of the dome is repaired and the distinctive thatched roof is completely renewed. The farm shows its former glory. The sturdy character is preserved and woven into corten steel elements that represent the new use.
The corten steel structure with wood filling is a new addition, together with large vertical 'bay windows'. These traditional materials are woven into the restored part of the dome and together the old and the new form the face of the old farmhouse.
Both communes have their own entrance. Each resident has his or her own living/sleeping quarters on the ground floor. The communal living room and kitchen are on the first floor. In the hall on the ground floor are the impressive wooden columns of the farm construction, upstairs the truss and roof are in full sight. In the small barn, where classrooms are made, the fragile steel trusses an eye-catcher.
The old wooden skeleton of the dome is repaired and the distinctive thatched roof is completely renewed. The farm shows its former glory. The sturdy character is preserved and woven into corten steel elements that represent the new use.
The corten steel structure with wood filling is a new addition, together with large vertical 'bay windows'. These traditional materials are woven into the restored part of the dome and together the old and the new form the face of the old farmhouse.
Both communes have their own entrance. Each resident has his or her own living/sleeping quarters on the ground floor. The communal living room and kitchen are on the first floor. In the hall on the ground floor are the impressive wooden columns of the farm construction, upstairs the truss and roof are in full sight. In the small barn, where classrooms are made, the fragile steel trusses an eye-catcher.
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