*빌라 브이, 자연과 교감하다 [ Paul de Ruiter ] Villa V

자연의 일부가 되고자 합니다. 풍부한 자연환경 속에 위치한 주거 프로젝트는

최소한의 건축행위를 통해 친자연적인 주거공간을 확보합니다.

작은 둔덕에 위치한 주거는 이러한 경사면을 십분 활용하며

지면에 접한 그라운드레벨과 상층부로 구성됩니다.

그라운드 레벨의 북측 파사드와 상층부의 북측, 남측 파사드는

전창으로 디자인되어 내외부의 간극을 최소한 합니다.

이렇게 좁혀진 자연과 주거공간은 풍부한 채광을 확보하는 동시에

자연으로 향한 뷰를 확보함으로써 거주공간의 질을 향상시키며

자연과 인간을 교감시키는 매개도구가 됩니다.

여기에 글래스 부분을 제외한 외부마감은 슬라이딩 우드 패널을

사용, 지열을 이용한 에너지 활용과 더불어 지속가능한 건축을 정의합니다.

reviewed by SJ

Dutch architecture studio Paul de Ruiter Architects have designed Villa V, a single family house in Park Brederode, Bloemendaal, The Netherlands. The area is part of a protected dune landscape, and the architects sought to have a minimal intervention in the surrounding nature, creating a sustainable villa.

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Paul de Ruiter Architects: Villa V
Location: Park Brederode, Bloemendaal, The Netherlands
Architects: Paul de Ruiter Architects — Paul de Ruiter (Project architect), Chris Collaris (Project leader)
Client: Private
Structural engineer: Quinten R. Wildeboer
Contractor: Scholz Groep, IJmuiden
Interior architect: i29 interior architects
Landscape architect: Kamsteeg Tuinen
Photography: Tim van de Velde
Gross area: 489 square metres (including a basement of 154 square metres)
Completion: November 2011

The house takes advantage of its setting, and is placed on the slope of a hill. The first floor towers above the partially glazed ground floor and the undulating dune landscape. The ground floor and first floor's north and south façades are predominantly composed of large sliding glass components and oak wood, creating a fluid connection between the exterior and interior. The remaining façades are comprised of coloured wood. A skylight at the heart of the residence allows for generous daylight to pour into all the interior spaces.

The architects have devoted special attention to energy efficiency in this project, designing a structure with remarkable insulation. The building features geothermal energy storage, a heat pump and solar collectors on the moss-covered roof.

All the elements in the interiors — designed by i29 — elements, from walls to cupboards in the children’s rooms and the fireplace, are made of veneered plywood. "The wood used at the entrance and the garage has a special origin," state the architects. "It comes from an old ship that was found at a demolition company in North Brabant. It was bought in its entirety and used in the building."

from  domusweb