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Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Nieuw Leyden : By 24H Architecture

Leiden, The Netherland
24H Architecture
Post By:Kitticoon Poopong
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Within the urban plan of Nieuw Leyden, 24H > architecture design two ecological houses. The building block consists of 18 houses, designed by different architects.
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There are no regulations of the beauty commission, so the future owners are free to design their house, as long as it fits within the provided building envelope.
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The density of the area is high and the width of the street is minimal. To provide its inhabitants with maximal daylight during the day, a so-called ‘canyon’ is introduced. The canyon flows through the house and encloses the stairs. It’s orientated in a way that light falls to the lower floors.
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Photo © Courtesy of Boris Zeisser 24H
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The walls of the canyon are used to divide the house into the necessary spaces. No other walls are placed thus the canyon is present in every room. Where desired, the canyon becomes transparent and filters the daylight. Where needed, it’s closed and allows toilets and bathrooms to be placed behind its walls.
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Photo © Courtesy of Boris Zeisser 24H
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Photo © Courtesy of Boris Zeisser 24H
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The facade is an echo of the canyon. Where the canyon is projected, Corten steel is used instead of the certified wood that is applied to the rest of the facade.
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Photo © Courtesy of Boris Zeisser 24H
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Photo © Courtesy of Boris Zeisser 24H
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Photo © Courtesy of Boris Zeisser 24H
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floor plan--drawing © Courtesy of 24H Architecture
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sections--drawing © Courtesy of 24H Architecture
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floor plan--drawing © Courtesy of 24H Architecture
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The people
Architects: 24H Architecture
Location: Leiden, The Netherlands
Project team: Maartje Lammers, Boris Zeisser with Olav Bruin, Anja Verdonk, Albert-Jan Vermeulen, Floor Kokke, Valentine van Dam
Project area: 380 sqm
Project year: 2011
Photographs: Boris Zeisser 24H


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