Sparrendaal Estate is a country estate in south of the Netherlands. Constructed to a high level of detail, and tailored to the specific needs of its residents, it is carefully situated within the landscape, designed by Michael van Gessel. A former monastery, the estate consists of two parcels of land separated by a long lane. On one side of the lane stands a studio-pavillion with a plectrum-shaped floor plan and facades covered with greenery. The main house is clad in natural stone and intersected by four axes, along which corridors have been built, providing views of the landscape. These axes divide the house into nine volumes, each with its own atmosphere and decor.