Buiksloterweg, Amsterdam, NetherlandsEntirely in the waterland style, the façade is covered with wood. The black wood emphasizes the graphic interplay of lines of the façade. While the façade of the house is mainly closed and the slatted structure only allows light to pass through at some places, the rear is left open as much as possible. On hot days the small garden is an extension of the living room; the entire ground floor can be opened by means of a square-angled sliding front. The house has become a contemporary variant of a traditional architectural style.
Buiksloterweg
Studio RIANKNOP
Bronze
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Nathan WattsCreative Director at Interstore
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Lorcan O'HerlihyFounder, Design Principal at Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects [LOHA]
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Janne van BerloFounder at Atelier van Berlo
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Nic GranleeseCEO and Cofounder at BowerBird
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Ting YuChief Architect at Wutopia Lab
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Simon GoffFounder and Director at Floor_Story
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Julio KowalenkoCofounder at Atelier Caracas
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Tobias GeislerCofounder at VAVE Studio
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Frank LeeFounder and President at Shanghai Fengyuzhu Culture Technology
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Jeff YrazabalPresident at SRG Partnership
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Akanksha Deo SharmaDesigner at Ikea
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Designer
Client
Confidential
Floor area
220 ㎡
Completion
2020
Wooden furniture
Oak Wood
