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Project • By NEXT architects • Parks/Gardens
Balcony on the Meuse, Steyl
The innovative flood barrier that will keep the Limburg monastery village of Steyl safe from high water in the Meuse for the next hundred years has been put into operation. The technology of the self-closing Vlotterkering® has been carefully integrated between the village and the river and designed by NEXT architects and Trafique as an inviting ‘Balcony on the Meuse’.
The designers have extended the characteristics of Steyl's protected village landscape to the river to preserve the unobstructed view of the Meuse. The barrier has been incorporated into the design for public space and, with a seating edge forming a bench no less than 130 metres long, functions as an outdoor balcony.
Two ga... More
Project • By Etsi Architects • Private Houses
Inside Out House
On a South West facing lot with little vegetation and a dry and barren environment, the house seeks a balance between privacy and a relationship with the exterior space. Persistent and easy-maintenance materials are used from the start, understanding the environment and the user's requirements.
Julia Kilma
Julia Kilma
Julia Kilma
Julia Kilma
Julia Kilma
Julia Kilma
The design of this 120 sq. metre house was based on an isosceles cross, on which the main spaces, the open plan kitchen, the dining room, the two bedrooms, the bathroom and the storage room are articulated. The entrance is made from the side of the open-plan kitchen-dining area, which is located on one side of the cross. The two large openings of th... More