Platina Arkitektur · 2021
Villa 22 Privat Hus
by Dreessen Willemse Architecten
- A' Design Award i Platina 2021 in Arkitektur
- CLIENT: Dreessen Willemse Architecten
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 210,554
- Verification code D51D569919 · Verify this award
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About Villa 22 Privat Hus
Villa 22 är ett privat hus byggt in i en sluttning i det lantliga landskapet nära floden Meuse i södra Nederländerna. Namnet syftar på tomtens lutning på 22 grader. Betongen göts på plats, och alla rör och installationer är inbyggda i betongplattorna. De utskjutande balkongerna visar materialets konstruktiva potential. Almträ ger ett varmt intryck, medan stora fönster för in den omgivande naturen. En simbassäng förenar byggnadens geometriska linjer med vatten. Design och konstruktion ägde rum mellan 2017 och 2019.
About the A' Design Award i Platina
Villa 22 Privat Hus är vinnare av A' Design Award i Platina, ett ytterst prestigefyllt erkännande som tilldelas genuint exceptionella, eleganta och magnifika designverk. Platinavinnare är skapelsens underverk, bevis på den intellektuella kreativitetens gränser, och visar sina formgivares oöverträffade yrkeskunnande och genialitet. Dessa verk förväntas vara de mest hyllade som definierar en epoks estetik, bidrar till samhällets välbefinnande och flyttar fram gränserna för konst, vetenskap, design och teknik. Villa 22 Privat Hus uppvisar en transcendent nivå av excellens och gör utan tvekan världen till en bättre plats med sina fördelaktiga och värdefulla egenskaper. Villa 22 Privat Hus är ett vinnande verk i A' Design Award i Platina som väcker längtan, inspirerar, entusiasmerar, förtjusar och väcker stor glädje.
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- Unique Properties
- The name Villa 22 is inspired by the specific location of the building, which lies on a slope of 22 degrees. By pure coincidence, the house number also happened to be 22. From the outside, the elegant villa looks like an integral part of the hill in which it was designed. Anyone entering the villa will notice that the outdoors is never far away. The surrounding nature is projected inside through the windows, you find yourself indoors yet surrounded by a sense of nature.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- approximately 1000 m2 gross area
size: 26 x 17 x 11 m (w x d x h) - Tags
- concrete, house, swimmingpool, architecture, water, glass, wood, villa, netherlands, design
- Production Technology
- During the construction work of the villa, the concrete was cast in place and all pipes and installations are installed in these concrete slabs. The potential of concrete as a construction material and as the proud main bearer of the architectural identity of the building has been pushed to extremes. The protruding balconies are illustrative of the tension that can be achieved with concrete.
- Design Challenge
- The most challenging was to combine all the elements of the design with the technical limitations of the in place cast concrete. The result is a seamless integration of all the elements connecting with the concrete as well as optimizing the load bearing function of the concrete.
- Inspiration
- In Villa 22, water serves as the connecting element. Not only did water play a unifying role in the construction process when pouring concrete, it also has a defining function in which the villa is experienced and perceived. This is a villa in which a geometric interplay of lines forms a symbiosis with the water in the swimming pool. This alliance between the hard, unyielding nature of the concrete, the warm appearance of the applied elm wood, and the rippling water is the essence of Villa 22.
- Project Duration
- The villa lies nestled in a hill in the rural landscape of the green, leafy foreland of the Meuse river in the south of the Netherlands. Design and construction has taken place between 2017 and 2019
- Operation Flow
- The routing has a logical structure. The transition from one room to another is also accompanied by visual moments that do not demand attention but are there for those who notice. The stairs naturally connect the floors, but from a distance they are also objects with visual expressiveness.
- Image Credits
- Image #1: Photographer Hugo Thomassen. Image #2: Photographer Hugo Thomassen. Image #3: Photographer Hugo Thomassen. Image #4: Photographer Hugo Thomassen. Image #5: Photographer Hugo Thomassen.
