布卢门答尔别墅

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设 计 师：Paul de Ruiter Architects

所 在 地：荷兰

Villa V by Paul de Ruiter Architects

这栋别墅坐落在荷兰布卢门答尔，由Paul de Ruiter Architects设计完成。别墅周围都是树木和草坪，风景优美。除了地下室，还有两层空间，外墙使用木板包裹，但留出了两部分巨大的玻璃幕墙，加上独特的露台设计，保证了室内的光照。设计师特别考虑了节能，包括地热系统、热泵和覆盖着苔藓植物的屋顶上的太阳能集热器。室内也采用了大量的法国橡木，而墙壁、壁炉和橱柜等采用胶合板装饰。

Paul de Ruiter Architects have designed Villa V in Bloemendaal， The Netherlands.
From the very start it was clear that the landscape around the villa should be preserved as much as possible. A basement was created for the house and the ground floor is semi-positioned in the slope of the hill. The first floor towers above the partially glazed ground floor and the undulating dune landscape. Both the northerly and southerly facades of the first floor are largely made of glass， while the easterly and westerly facades have a more closed character. The closed facade areas on the first floor are made of coloured， sustainable timber. The glass areas on the ground floor and first floor have exceptionally large sliding components， with the moving parts in light oak. The details of the glass styles and the upper and lower lines have been kept to a minimum. The large glass facades ensure a connection between outdoors and indoors; contact with nature is tangible throughout the house. At the same time， the patio in the heart of the villa provides maximum daylight in all the rooms.
Attention for energySpecial attention is devoted to energy in Villa V. An efficient and compact structure has been designed with excellent insulation. The available energy is used effectively， there is geothermal energy storage， a heat pump and solar collectors on the roof， which is covered with moss sedum. Only natural materials have been used in the building. For example， the facade finishing on the first floor is made of Waxedwood sustainable timber. The moving parts are made of French oak. All the interior elements， including the walls， the cupboards in the children’s rooms and the fireplace， are made of veneered plywood. The wood used at the entrance and the garage has a special origin: it comes from an old ship that was found at a demolition company in North Brabant and which was bought in its entirety and used in the building.