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Daasdonklaan House in Roosendaal

Dutch Suburban Home: Contemporary Property in North Brabant, Holland – design by Zone Zuid Architecten

25 Jul 2016

Daasdonklaan House – North Brabant Property

Design: Zone Zuid Architecten

Location: Roosendaal, province of North Brabant, southern Netherlands

New House in Roosendaal

Dutch design office zone zuid architecten recently completed a new home in one of the suburbs of Roosendaal. The 225 sqm house is designed as a deconstruction of a traditional Dutch house silhouette, several floors for living with a gable roof.

The main goal was to create a strong relation between the interior and the exterior of the plot. For example the house is placed on a raised terrace. This terrace becomes part of the living space but also the other way around. The volumes are then shifted relative to each other and are abstracting the silhouette.

In addition, the outdoor relationship is enforced by the glass wedge that splits the volume into two, this creates light and space deep into the home. But also the bay windows contribute to a optimal penetration of the surrounding area, they come out of the façade literally.

The house contains next to the living room and kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a game room, two storage rooms a partly covered sun terrace and the swimming pool. All of these spaces are connected to each other by a strong pattern of lines materialized wood, concrete, plaster and glass.

Zone zuid architecten designed the house, but also the matching furniture is the work of the architect. So for example the kitchen is extra narrow which comes out on the bay window in the front volume. The kitchen is made of a combination of wood, steel and concrete and floats above the floor, exactly like the house floating above ground level.

About the architect
Gido van Zon (1981, Roosendaal, Netherlands) Architect and owner of zone zuid architecten.
Graduated from the faculty of architecture Delft in 2010