Published: Monday, July 02, 2007
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Living Pavilion
A light frame encloses the interiors of a residential unit while connecting it to its surround in this extension to an existing housing block as designed by Dutch firm Geen Punt Architecten.
View of the newer extension as well as the existing building.
A minimal frame of iroko wood allows a subtle screen between the interiors and the natural landscape, allowing the two to mingle freely in the living area.
A double sided fireplace marks the transition from inside the house onto a large veranda outside.
Credits
- Text: Courtesy of the architect
- Photographs: www.visuelezaken.nl, Courtesy of the architect
- Compiled and edited by Varun M Ajani
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