Braassem Dyke House (A++++)
Under Construction, sneakpreview, along the Dyke footpath
Waterfront Elevation
The entry to the Bel-Etage level underneath the cantilever corner of the building. The framed top-floor window in line with behind laying stairs. Complimenting a dramatic view on the Braassem when coming upstairs.
Waterfront view
The dark lower level makes the uperlevel vissually float on the water.
Top view
Solar panels integrated in the roof construction. Delivering more energy than the building uses.
Back Elevation
Like an opening fan the buildings form is related to the view and also the adjacent buildings directions.
Back Elevation
Like an opening fan the buildings form is related to the view and also the adjacent buildings directions.
Stunning Living room view
6 meter high loftspace, bringing the water of the Braassem and beautiful sky into this household
Bay Window
Close-Up Dyke level
The dark lower level referring to the basalt blocks used to make the Dyke.
The brickwork butt jointless and windows either hidden behind the brickwork or standing out. Narrow windows preventing passerby from looking into the building. The standing out window for the main living area of the lower level.
Close-Up Dyke level
Multiple entry's, to the top apartment, dyke level apartment and backdoors, storage etc. All integrated in the dyke level.
Close-Up Dyke level
The dark lower level referring to the basalt blocks used to make the Dyke.
The brickwork butt jointless and windows either hidden behind the brickwork or standing out. Narrow windows preventing passerby from looking into the building. The standing out window for the main living area of the lower level.
Close-Up top facade
Braassem Dyke House (A++++)
Under Construction, sneakpreview, along the Dyke footpath
Waterfront Elevation
The entry to the Bel-Etage level underneath the cantilever corner of the building. The framed top-floor window in line with behind laying stairs. Complimenting a dramatic view on the Braassem when coming upstairs.
Waterfront view
The dark lower level makes the uperlevel vissually float on the water.
Top view
Solar panels integrated in the roof construction. Delivering more energy than the building uses.
Back Elevation
Like an opening fan the buildings form is related to the view and also the adjacent buildings directions.
Back Elevation
Like an opening fan the buildings form is related to the view and also the adjacent buildings directions.
Stunning Living room view
6 meter high loftspace, bringing the water of the Braassem and beautiful sky into this household
Bay Window
Close-Up Dyke level
The dark lower level referring to the basalt blocks used to make the Dyke.
The brickwork butt jointless and windows either hidden behind the brickwork or standing out. Narrow windows preventing passerby from looking into the building. The standing out window for the main living area of the lower level.
Close-Up Dyke level
Multiple entry's, to the top apartment, dyke level apartment and backdoors, storage etc. All integrated in the dyke level.
Close-Up Dyke level
The dark lower level referring to the basalt blocks used to make the Dyke.
The brickwork butt jointless and windows either hidden behind the brickwork or standing out. Narrow windows preventing passerby from looking into the building. The standing out window for the main living area of the lower level.
Close-Up top facade
Braassem Dyke House (A++++)
Under Construction, sneakpreview, along the Dyke footpath
Waterfront Elevation
The entry to the Bel-Etage level underneath the cantilever corner of the building. The framed top-floor window in line with behind laying stairs. Complimenting a dramatic view on the Braassem when coming upstairs.
Waterfront view
The dark lower level makes the uperlevel vissually float on the water.
Top view
Solar panels integrated in the roof construction. Delivering more energy than the building uses.
Back Elevation
Like an opening fan the buildings form is related to the view and also the adjacent buildings directions.
Back Elevation
Like an opening fan the buildings form is related to the view and also the adjacent buildings directions.
Stunning Living room view
6 meter high loftspace, bringing the water of the Braassem and beautiful sky into this household
Bay Window
Close-Up Dyke level
The dark lower level referring to the basalt blocks used to make the Dyke.
The brickwork butt jointless and windows either hidden behind the brickwork or standing out. Narrow windows preventing passerby from looking into the building. The standing out window for the main living area of the lower level.
Close-Up Dyke level
Multiple entry's, to the top apartment, dyke level apartment and backdoors, storage etc. All integrated in the dyke level.
Close-Up Dyke level
The dark lower level referring to the basalt blocks used to make the Dyke.
The brickwork butt jointless and windows either hidden behind the brickwork or standing out. Narrow windows preventing passerby from looking into the building. The standing out window for the main living area of the lower level.
Close-Up top facade
Braassem Dyke House (A++++)
Under Construction, sneakpreview, along the Dyke footpath
Waterfront Elevation
The entry to the Bel-Etage level underneath the cantilever corner of the building. The framed top-floor window in line with behind laying stairs. Complimenting a dramatic view on the Braassem when coming upstairs.
Waterfront view
The dark lower level makes the uperlevel vissually float on the water.
Top view
Solar panels integrated in the roof construction. Delivering more energy than the building uses.
Back Elevation
Like an opening fan the buildings form is related to the view and also the adjacent buildings directions.
Back Elevation
Like an opening fan the buildings form is related to the view and also the adjacent buildings directions.
Stunning Living room view
6 meter high loftspace, bringing the water of the Braassem and beautiful sky into this household
Bay Window
Close-Up Dyke level
The dark lower level referring to the basalt blocks used to make the Dyke.
The brickwork butt jointless and windows either hidden behind the brickwork or standing out. Narrow windows preventing passerby from looking into the building. The standing out window for the main living area of the lower level.
Close-Up Dyke level
Multiple entry's, to the top apartment, dyke level apartment and backdoors, storage etc. All integrated in the dyke level.
Close-Up Dyke level
The dark lower level referring to the basalt blocks used to make the Dyke.
The brickwork butt jointless and windows either hidden behind the brickwork or standing out. Narrow windows preventing passerby from looking into the building. The standing out window for the main living area of the lower level.
Close-Up top facade
Braassem Dyke House (A++++)
Under Construction, sneakpreview, along the Dyke footpath
Waterfront Elevation
The entry to the Bel-Etage level underneath the cantilever corner of the building. The framed top-floor window in line with behind laying stairs. Complimenting a dramatic view on the Braassem when coming upstairs.
Waterfront view
The dark lower level makes the uperlevel vissually float on the water.
Top view
Solar panels integrated in the roof construction. Delivering more energy than the building uses.
Back Elevation
Like an opening fan the buildings form is related to the view and also the adjacent buildings directions.
Back Elevation
Like an opening fan the buildings form is related to the view and also the adjacent buildings directions.
Stunning Living room view
6 meter high loftspace, bringing the water of the Braassem and beautiful sky into this household
Bay Window
Close-Up Dyke level
The dark lower level referring to the basalt blocks used to make the Dyke.
The brickwork butt jointless and windows either hidden behind the brickwork or standing out. Narrow windows preventing passerby from looking into the building. The standing out window for the main living area of the lower level.
Close-Up Dyke level
Multiple entry's, to the top apartment, dyke level apartment and backdoors, storage etc. All integrated in the dyke level.
Close-Up Dyke level
The dark lower level referring to the basalt blocks used to make the Dyke.
The brickwork butt jointless and windows either hidden behind the brickwork or standing out. Narrow windows preventing passerby from looking into the building. The standing out window for the main living area of the lower level.
Close-Up top facade
Braassem Dyke House (A++++)
Under Construction, sneakpreview, along the Dyke footpath
Waterfront Elevation
The entry to the Bel-Etage level underneath the cantilever corner of the building. The framed top-floor window in line with behind laying stairs. Complimenting a dramatic view on the Braassem when coming upstairs.
Waterfront view
The dark lower level makes the uperlevel vissually float on the water.
Top view
Solar panels integrated in the roof construction. Delivering more energy than the building uses.
Back Elevation
Like an opening fan the buildings form is related to the view and also the adjacent buildings directions.
Back Elevation
Like an opening fan the buildings form is related to the view and also the adjacent buildings directions.
Stunning Living room view
6 meter high loftspace, bringing the water of the Braassem and beautiful sky into this household
Bay Window
Close-Up Dyke level
The dark lower level referring to the basalt blocks used to make the Dyke.
The brickwork butt jointless and windows either hidden behind the brickwork or standing out. Narrow windows preventing passerby from looking into the building. The standing out window for the main living area of the lower level.
Close-Up Dyke level
Multiple entry's, to the top apartment, dyke level apartment and backdoors, storage etc. All integrated in the dyke level.
Close-Up Dyke level
The dark lower level referring to the basalt blocks used to make the Dyke.
The brickwork butt jointless and windows either hidden behind the brickwork or standing out. Narrow windows preventing passerby from looking into the building. The standing out window for the main living area of the lower level.
Close-Up top facade
Braassem Dyke House
Living in a high-end loft space overlooking the Braassemermeer
Loft apartment on the firstfloor
Integrated terrace and balcony outdoor spaces, sheltered from wind
Environmentally friendly facade materials
Raw material interior finishing, concrete floors and ceilings, wood walls and custom made cabinets
Using wood materials or no finishing interior materials to reduce the environmental footprint
A++++ Energy Label (produces more electricity than it uses)
Site
plot and volume
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First Floor Loft Living
kitchen, livingroom, outdoor patio
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South elevation
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North elevation
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Site
plot and volume
Klik Hier
First Floor Loft Living
kitchen, livingroom, outdoor patio
Klik Hier
South elevation
Klik Hier
North elevation
Klik Hier
Site
plot and volume
Klik Hier
First Floor Loft Living
kitchen, livingroom, outdoor patio
Klik Hier
South elevation
Klik Hier
North elevation
Klik Hier