‘To do a common thing uncommonly well, brings success’ – H.J. Heinz The design of the Heinz Innovation Centre is inspired on the company, it’s history and the vision on Research & Development. The building creates three different landscapes for all activities Heinz wanted to facilitate: the creative landscape (labs and open office floor), the public
Mountain house is a 200 to 400 sam house concept, which is based on two square boxes which are placed diagonal and above one another. The overlap is expressed with a void, connecting the lower floor with the upper floor. The lower floor consists of sleeping/study areas with bathrooms and the entrance to the house. The upper floor is the living area with a
Atrium house is a 200 to 400 sam house concept, which is based on a space frame, connecting all spaces together. The entrance consists of an atrium dividing kitchen and garage of the rest of the living areas. The ground floor houses next to the garage two or more bed rooms with bathrooms and the technical area for the swimming pool. The first
Cube House is a 150 to 250 sqm house concept, which is based on a cube with cutouts. The architecture leads to a strong presence of the villa in it’s surroundings. The cutouts in the cube create entries to the garden and the terrace and mark the entrance of the villa at street side. The layouts are organized in different floor levels,