"Sculptural eyes" are at the basis of this design, great looking windows (quite numerous) which facilitate great and unobstructed views of the environment. The windows are placed unexpectedly, creating an interesting disharmony that is very pleasing to observe. This is also true when it comes to the angles. Light finds its way in through the large number of windows, which minimizes the for artificial lighting during the day. The interior is twisted-as expected- with minimalist and contemporary furniture. Stairs connect the levels and lead all the way to the attic, a fun room to spend time in. From Rocha Tombal Architecten, this fantastic project is located in The Netherlands and showcases an unusual type of architecture.

unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_0.jpg
unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_1.jpg
unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_2.jpg
unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_3.jpg
unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_4.jpg
unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_5.jpg
unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_6.jpg
unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_7.jpg
unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_8.jpg
unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_9.jpg
unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_10.jpg
unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_11.jpg
unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_12.jpg
unusual_windows_and_original_shape_house_bierings_in_the_netherlands_13.jpg