Single family house in Holland ; Vivienda unifamiliar, en Holanda
This house has a ground and a top floor. The ground floor comprises an ample entry zone, the living space, with large rooms, and a service section, including kitchen, garage and other ancillary facilities. The top floor involves the sleeping quarters. It is possible to enlarge the capacity of the various rooms of both floors, by incorporating the terraces. This was a necessary requirement, owing to the intensive social life that its occupants anticipate. Basic materials used include steel windows and external doors, travertino floors in the hall, white painted brickwork for the external walls... Mehr ...
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Dokumenttyp: | Artikel |
Erscheinungsdatum: | 1968 |
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Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas
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Sprache: | Spanish |
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Link(s) : | https://informesdelaconstruccion.revistas.csic.es/index.php/informesdelaconstruccion/article/view/3903 |
This house has a ground and a top floor. The ground floor comprises an ample entry zone, the living space, with large rooms, and a service section, including kitchen, garage and other ancillary facilities. The top floor involves the sleeping quarters. It is possible to enlarge the capacity of the various rooms of both floors, by incorporating the terraces. This was a necessary requirement, owing to the intensive social life that its occupants anticipate. Basic materials used include steel windows and external doors, travertino floors in the hall, white painted brickwork for the external walls and Oregon pinewood for the internal partition. ; Consta de dos plantas: baja y primera. La baja comprende: una amplia zona de ingreso; la zona de estar, con amplios salones; la zona de servicio, con la cocina y dependencias anejas, etc.; y el garaje. La planta superior está ocupada por la zona de dormitorios. Existe la posibilidad de ampliar la capacidad de las diferentes habitaciones de ambas plantas, mediante la incorporación de las terrazas exteriores. Esta condición era necesaria, dada la gran vida de relación prevista para la zona noble. Materiales fundamentales: carpintería exterior metálica, de acero; solados de travertine en el hall; fábrica de ladrillo pintada de blanco en los cerramientos y pino de Oregon en el exterior.