Villa in the Dunes by Zandbelt&vandenBerg

Villa in the Dunes is a house designed by architects Zandbelt&vandenBerg, located at the edge of the dunes in the Hook of Holland, the Netherlands.

The ground floor of the three-storey residence is partly covered by the dunes and includes a guest house.

Photographs by Christian Richters.

The following text is from Zandbelt&vandenBerg
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Villa in the dunes
Hoek van Holland
A villa for an art-loving couple has been completed at the edge of the dunes of Hook of Holland.

The entrance level is situated in the dunes as a bunker and consists of a guesthouse, besides the entrance functions.

The piano nobile, the residents’ daily domain, is organized around a patio.

The living on the front gives access to a dunegarden through a terrace.

On the other side the kitchen hovers above the ground.

On top of this all, the master bedroom.

An exterior staircase leads to a roof terrace and provides a panorama on the surrounding dune landscape and its bunkers. The sea lures at the horizon.

Architect
Zandbelt&vandenBerg
Rotterdam, NL

Team
Daan Zandbelt and Rogier van den Berg with Tom Bokkers, David Luque

Client
Pieter & Diana van Toor

Start project
October 2005
Start construction
January 2007
Delivery
June 2008










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