red brick facade and steel fascias form villa trompenberg in the netherlands

red brick facade and steel fascias form villa trompenberg in the netherlands

Villa Trompenberg stands on the outskirts of Hilversum

 

Architectural firm Engel Architecten constructs a brick-built residence in the villa district Trompenberg in Hilversum, Netherlands. Located on a wooded plot on the outskirts of the village, the frame develops alongside the structure of an existing house. The design consists of two elongated volumes that are positioned perpendicular to each other, and remain individually legible due to the height difference in the forms extending steel fascias. The plan shapes a cruciform composition putting up large glass expanses to allow natural light distribution into the living zone. The canopies stretch over the volumes to block the excessive sunlight during the summer months.

red brick facade and steel fascias form villa trompenberg in the netherlands
all images by Stijn Poelstra

 

 

elongated bricks accentuate the linear formation

 

The design is defined by strong horizontal lines, accentuated by the canopies and the use of elongated bricks. Large glass surfaces provide a strong connection with the surrounding greenery, without compromising privacy. The color and material palette of the house selected by the design team at Engel Architecten remains limited to ensure that the structure does not overbalance the natural green surroundings. The facade is clad in coral-red masonry with the natural nuance of the brick generating a contemporary design. The recessed horizontal joints accentuate the linear formations of the house, while the slim, black-grey aluminum window frames and steel fascias contribute to the modern appearance.

red brick facade and steel fascias form villa trompenberg in the netherlands
the canopies stretch over the volumes creating a linear formation

red brick facade and steel fascias form villa trompenberg in the netherlands
the forms remain individually legible due to the height difference of the extending steel fascias

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red brick facade and steel fascias form villa trompenberg in the netherlands
the elongated volumes shape a cruciform composition

red brick facade and steel fascias form villa trompenberg in the netherlands
the design is accentuated by the canopies and the use of elongated bricks

villa-trompenberg-engel-architecten-designboom-1800-2

red brick facade and steel fascias form villa trompenberg in the netherlands
a glass-on-glass formation is separated by the steel fascias

red brick facade and steel fascias form villa trompenberg in the netherlands
black-grey aluminum frames the large glass windows

 

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subtle tones and minimal decoration adorn the interior
subtle tones and minimal decoration adorn the interior
the bookcase serves as a room partition
the bookcase serves as a room partition

project info:

 

name: Villa Trompenberg
designer: Engel Architecten | @engelarchitecten

design team: Maarten Engel, Desley Hakkert

brick manufacturing: Vande Moortel

location: Hilversum, Netherlands

photography: Stijn Poelstra | @stijn.poelstra

 

 

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edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom

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