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van schijndel house - Iconic Houses explore moreVan Schijndel House Van Schijndel Housevan schijndel house mart van schijndel special features product design the making of Book visit Van Schijndel House In early 1992, Van Schijndel, 49 years old, wrote to a good friend that he was building the first house he had designed for himself, where he hoped to live in the foreseeable future. He let him know that it was a dream home. Mart van Schijndel (1943-1999) is one of the few architects in the Netherlands who easily managed to combine the innovative industrial production based modernism with distinctive postmodernist projects. Van Schijndel harbored a keen interest in technical innovations and possessed a talent for making the most of light and space as architectural components. In 1987, Mart van Schijndel undertook the difficult task of designing a home for himself. He worked six years on this project, searching for the ideal design. In 1993, the house was completed. This is where he put into practice many of his ideas about architecture and design. The house at the Pieterskerkhof in Utrecht is as it were an autobiography of his ideas. The modern house is situated in the old centre of Utrecht. From the street, the dwelling is only partially visible. Hidden behind other buildings and sheltered from the bustling city, the house breathes an atmosphere of tranquillity. All the rooms open out onto the hall, which is also the living room and the central space of the house. The space is triangular and has two patios on either side. The large glass façades let in plenty of light, but show little of the environment as they are partly made of sandblasted glass. This hidden house at Pieterskerkhof in Utrecht is a beautiful and special expression of his talent. For the design of the h
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