House Berkel-Enschot by Bedaux de Brouwer Architecten

Dutch agency Bedaux de Brouwer Architecten not way too prolonged in the past finished property Berkel-Enschot, a brick framework that connects to an previous, existing barn. The new home is located in a wooded, rural landscape surrounded by a series of old farmhouses and barns created, made this contemporary interpretation of a vintage nave a jewel in the landscape.

Distinct, that the roof is a stand-out feature in the style and style with bold, indirect angle, to direct to a chimney.

Most the composition could be a red brick, but glass was also a essential materials in the design and style of the property. Glass and wooden was utilised to link the new structure with the barn, forming a easy changeover among aged and new.

The architects desired a style that would function inside the landscape and present structures appropriately, but also gives wonderfully framed sights of the greenery outside.

Soil windows make the rooms truly really feel more substantial, the scope was pretty much disappear when you appear exterior.

Photos of Filip Dujardin.