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Hidden House – Concept

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Hidden House – 26 Mar 2013
The aim of the ecological concept is to achieve a zero emission house which can generate its own energy needs:
It generates its own electricity from sun energy by the use of solar panels.
It collects earth heat or cold from the ground and stores it in the ground for additional heating or cooling.
It collects its own water with an own dug underground well.
It collects rainwater and reuses it for flushing the toilets.

Bridge House, Achterhoek, The Netherlands

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House by 123DV – 15 Jan 2013
The roads are lined with wildflowers. In summer, purple and yellow loosestrife are in bloom. Timber-framed farmhouses, enclosed meadows, ancient fields, and wonderful oak trees with their thick trunks turn your thoughts to days long gone. This villa is set in a newly developed estate in the unique, tree-lined landscape of the Dutch Achterhoek, where unexpected scenes of rural beauty are always just around the bend.

123DV – Key Projects

Buildings by 123DV architecture & consult, alphabetical:

Divinatio restaurant, Utrecht, The Netherlands
2009

photograph : Christiaan de Bruijne
Divinatio restaurant
Fish restaurant Divinatio is located at the historical harbour of Utrecht, The Netherlands. The objective was to realize a restaurant with a maritime feel for the upper segment of the market. At night the curiosity of the passerby is raised by the big illuminated glass bay window.

Villa Dali, Vroondaal, The Netherlands
2009

photograph : Christiaan de Bruijne
Villa Dali
The ‘Villa Dali’ clients asked for a very personal house which would reflect their passions. They are nautical minded and have a love of art, sculptures and especially the work of Salvador Dali. They were fascinated by the closed white stucco facades and metal fences in Jugendstil design.