Amazing Modern Extension To A Small A-Frame Home by dmvA
Design : dmvA
Principal : Rini van Beek
Team : David Driesen, Tom Verschueren, Toon Verboven
Location : Brecht
General contractor : Eddy Leys (steel), Rudy Meyvis (carpentry), Boomse Glashandel (Glass)
Structural engineer : ASB
Built area : 54 m2 and 26 m2 additioned
Photography : Mick Couwenbergh
A few years ago dmvA was requested to design an extension to an A-framed house in order to reconvert this holiday home into a comfortable, contemporary house.
This house is situated in a former recreation area and although municipality transformed this area into one with full residential use, you have to deal with specific building regulations.
First dmvA designed an organic lobate extension, consisting of three parts, winding between the fir-trees. Although nature was highly respected, this design did not meet the demands of building authorities and was therefore rejected.
This led to the design and construction of the well-known, mobile BlobvB3.
The search for a design which fitted in with building regulations and also strong enough to touch the pyramid form, resulted in a floating volume, a 'tunnel' built with trapezoidal wooden constructions. Like the A-framed house, built with structural frame of studs, this new timber part followed the same structure. These two frames next to each other connect the old and the new part and create the basis for the dimensions of the library, the new bathroom and entrance.
The back and the frontside of the new building volume are fully glazed. From the indoor space the garden and pond can be greatly comtemplated.
Views from streetside are interrupted by a movable partition wall .
The architectural concept is based on a dialogue between old and new, cosiness and openness, glass and wood and linked by materiality and details.
For more information from dmvA
http://www.dmva-architecten.be/v2/index.php#houses|156
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Design : dmvA
Principal : Rini van Beek
Team : David Driesen, Tom Verschueren, Toon Verboven
Location : Brecht
General contractor : Eddy Leys (steel), Rudy Meyvis (carpentry), Boomse Glashandel (Glass)
Structural engineer : ASB
Built area : 54 m2 and 26 m2 additioned
Photography : Mick Couwenbergh
A few years ago dmvA was requested to design an extension to an A-framed house in order to reconvert this holiday home into a comfortable, contemporary house.
This house is situated in a former recreation area and although municipality transformed this area into one with full residential use, you have to deal with specific building regulations.
First dmvA designed an organic lobate extension, consisting of three parts, winding between the fir-trees. Although nature was highly respected, this design did not meet the demands of building authorities and was therefore rejected.
This led to the design and construction of the well-known, mobile BlobvB3.
The search for a design which fitted in with building regulations and also strong enough to touch the pyramid form, resulted in a floating volume, a 'tunnel' built with trapezoidal wooden constructions. Like the A-framed house, built with structural frame of studs, this new timber part followed the same structure. These two frames next to each other connect the old and the new part and create the basis for the dimensions of the library, the new bathroom and entrance.
The back and the frontside of the new building volume are fully glazed. From the indoor space the garden and pond can be greatly comtemplated.
Views from streetside are interrupted by a movable partition wall .
The architectural concept is based on a dialogue between old and new, cosiness and openness, glass and wood and linked by materiality and details.
For more information from dmvA
http://www.dmva-architecten.be/v2/index.php#houses|156
More Videos: https://goo.gl/tv4eHa
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