Silver Architecture, Building and Structure Design · 2021
Villa K Residential Project
- A' Design Award 2021 Silver Winner in Architecture, Building and Structure Design
- Awarded April 15, 2021
- CLIENT: Van der Jeugd Architecten
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 17,404
- Verification code 645825351E · Verify this award
About Villa K Residential Project
Villa K is a contemporary private residence on the sloping south flank of the Holterberg in Holten, the Netherlands. The house is spacious, with a building volume of 6,500 cubic meters and a gross floor area of 1,850 square meters. A glass mosaic facade, refined detailing and sliding doors with five meter triple glazed sashes shape the exterior. Villa K is a self-sufficient smart home that requires little maintenance. The design integrates the building into the surrounding landscape as one coherent whole.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- On the sloping south flank of the Holterberg, Van der Jeugd Architecten has designed a contemporary villa with very spacious dimensions. Thanks to the carefully designed integration into the beautiful landscape, a materialization that matches the stature of the villa and sophisticated detailing, the design approaches that of a ‘Gezamtkunstwerk’. All the more because the house requires little maintenance and is self-sufficient, you can rightly speak of a ‘sustainable beauty’.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Building volume 6.500 m3 - Gross floor area 1.850 m2
- Production Technology
- High tech sustainability, Glass mosaic facade, self sufficient smart home, refined detailing en materialization, sliding doors with frame sashed of 5 meter (triple glassed)
- Project Duration
- Project started in 2016 en was finished in 2020 I n Holten - The Netherlands
- Operation Flow
- self sufficient smart home
- Inspiration
- The whole project shows a rare coherence, giving the project holistic qualities which the residents can enjoy daily. Happiness cannot be designed, but carefully developed architecture can condition it. Beauty is still more sustainable than any heat pump.
- Image Credits
- Architect: Van der Jeugd Architecten
Photo's: HITT photography