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Zestienhovenstraat

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RENOVATION ZESTIENHOVENSTRAAT, ROTTERDAM

Located nearby the city center, this family house has been completely transformed by lowering down the existing ground floor level to garden level in addition to a generous steel framed glass wall, warm oak wood interior details and a clean white plastered renovated back façade.
By critically re-thinking the floor plan together with our client, we gave a second life to this former labor house.  The narrow living room and the dark corridor are demolished and replaced with a open steel structure.  At the back of the house, by adding a large glass and steel wall is the interior merging into the garden making the whole ground floor becoming spacious and filled with natural light.
This renovation includes a living room, a dinning area and a kitchen.  Enclosed spaces are storage, WC and hall.  The living room and the dinning room are linked together by a sculptural stair made of massive oak wood.  A good climate in the house is made possible with a dry floor heating system.  Furniture such as bench/storage/closet are designed with the client and integrates perfectly the housing concept.

Design and realization:  2016-2017
Construction:  010Bouw

 

left: old      right: new

 

spacious dinning room with open kitchen
spacious dinning room with open kitchen
the living room opens towards the garden
the living room opens towards the garden
axonometric view
axonometric view
construction phase
construction phase
moving in the back façade into the garden
moving in the back façade into the garden
mood board
mood board

 

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