Rotterdam firm Personal Architecture modernises the Dutch Dike House
ZEVENHUIZEN – ‘The house should not be a “stark box in an empty field” but also not a “quaint ol’ farm house”’. So ran the headlining dictum from the brief of Rotterdam studio Personal Architecture’s latest project, a single-family residence plann
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