House Van Leeuwen / JagerJanssen architects

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Architect’s Statement
This private house was built for a Dutch family.

It’s distinctive shape both stands out and suits well in this area of Meppel with rather traditional and conventional architecture.

The shape was conceived by making some subtle alterations to the basic shape of the house: the introduction of a kink in one of the facades which extends directly to a sloping ridge resulted in a dynamic and seemingly complex shape.

Project Details:

Location: Meppel, The Netherlands
Type: Residential – Houses
Area: 221m2
Architects: JagerJanssen architects BNA
Team: Alex Jager, Rogier Janssen, Cisca de Jong
Photographs: Ossip Architectuurfotografie