"Reeuwijk" house
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1964.v17.i162.4520Abstract
This house is situated in typical Dutch scenery; very flat country, interspersed with lakes. The building encloses in the centre a large patio, so that the occupants can enjoy privacy and quiet on Sundays and other holidays, when a large number of holidaymakers come to the district by car and motorbike from the nearby city of Rotterdam. The plan distribution is clearly divided into three zones. The southern one includes the living room, directly connected with the kitchen, a dressing room, a wash and changing room (for swimmers) and a basement. The eastern one is taken up with three bedrooms and a bathroom. The northern part, which initially was meant to be a spare room, is now used as a study. The project, as a whole is outstanding for its elegant simplicity. The garden was designed by the landscape architect Mien Ruys.
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