Volkskrant - de Bolwoningen
Photography for the Volkskrant. The unique Bolwoningen, designed by artist and designer Dries Kreijkamp (1937-2014) were part of the 64 projects built during the Post65 period with the help of a special national fund for experimental housing. The Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed is surveying these homes to ensure they remain protected.
Photography for the Volkskrant. The unique Bolwoningen, designed by artist and designer Dries Kreijkamp (1937-2014) were part of the 64 projects built during the Post65 period with the help of a special national fund for experimental housing. The Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed is surveying these homes to ensure they remain protected.
House R - Eindhoven
Photography for Studio of Things
‘A simple volume where space, light, use of materials and color create quality for family life.
Located in the Strijp R district on the edge of the forest, Wielewaal estate, at short distance from the Philips de Jonghpark and within walking distance of the lively Strijp-S district’. - Eek and Dekkers
Published in: The [radical] project
Photography for Studio of Things
‘A simple volume where space, light, use of materials and color create quality for family life.
Located in the Strijp R district on the edge of the forest, Wielewaal estate, at short distance from the Philips de Jonghpark and within walking distance of the lively Strijp-S district’. - Eek and Dekkers
Published in: The [radical] project
Veldhuis - LMNL Office
Photography for LMNL Office
‘The studio shed anchors the garden while shielding the predominant southwest winds. The cladding (both roof and facades) is made of bespoke colored clay tiles developed especially for the project by Petersen Tegl in Denmark. The color was produced to respond to the colors of the main house and the garden surrounding it, while giving the shed its own identity. The two end facades are clad with sustainably produced Accoya wood, pre-stained grey to prevent uneven ageing.
The shed is made of prefabricated timber frame panels filled with wood-fibre insulation, providing a lightweight biobased vapor-permeable shell.
It houses a small studio for guests, including a sleeping loft, small kitchen/dining area and a bathroom. In addition the structure is used for storage and parking of additional cars.’ - LMNL Office
Photography for LMNL Office
‘The studio shed anchors the garden while shielding the predominant southwest winds. The cladding (both roof and facades) is made of bespoke colored clay tiles developed especially for the project by Petersen Tegl in Denmark. The color was produced to respond to the colors of the main house and the garden surrounding it, while giving the shed its own identity. The two end facades are clad with sustainably produced Accoya wood, pre-stained grey to prevent uneven ageing.
The shed is made of prefabricated timber frame panels filled with wood-fibre insulation, providing a lightweight biobased vapor-permeable shell.
It houses a small studio for guests, including a sleeping loft, small kitchen/dining area and a bathroom. In addition the structure is used for storage and parking of additional cars.’ - LMNL Office
