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Eelderwolde Barnhouse
Eelderwolde Barnhouse
Groningen, The Netherlands
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Eelderwolde Barnhouse
Groningen, The Netherlands
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Type
YEAR
2009
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
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Eelderwolde Barnhouse
The Netherlands, 2008. Schuurhuis Eelderwolde. A very long barn-house with a beautifully constructed roof. Net zero energy concept.
Situation
Private family is looking to build a house in between an old farm and modern architecture.
Target
Create a contemporary house and office that blends traditional forms with modern architecture.
Action
Reinterpretation of a classic barn. Create a large and expressive roof that provides shelter to both living and working. Don’t be afraid to use traditional shapes: they stand out by themselves.
Result
A remarkable modest, yet characteristic house. The roof embraces a small office building and a private house, leaving space in between for car park, children’s play and family events. Uses no energy whatsoever due to a very efficient building lay-out and installations concept.
Did you know?
The large roof has been prefabricated and was the first element to become erected at site, thus providing shelter – and a short construction time – for the bad weather build of the houses.
The Netherlands, 2008. Schuurhuis Eelderwolde. A very long barn-house with a beautifully constructed roof. Net zero energy concept.
Situation
Private family is looking to build a house in between an old farm and modern architecture.
Target
Create a contemporary house and office that blends traditional forms with modern architecture.
Action
Reinterpretation of a classic barn. Create a large and expressive roof that provides shelter to both living and working. Don’t be afraid to use traditional shapes: they stand out by themselves.
Result
A remarkable modest, yet characteristic house. The roof embraces a small office building and a private house, leaving space in between for car park, children’s play and family events. Uses no energy whatsoever due to a very efficient building lay-out and installations concept.
Did you know?
The large roof has been prefabricated and was the first element to become erected at site, thus providing shelter – and a short construction time – for the bad weather build of the houses.
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