Wooden House with Facade of Reclaimed Wood / HOYT Architecten
The historic village of Broek in Waterland is known for its large wooden houses. These historic houses were built in the 17th century often by captains of the Dutch East Indies company, one of the world’s first multinationals. Originally the houses were painted in various colours but later economic decline made the people use just grey primer to paint and maintain the houses.
© Jaro van Meerten
- architects: HOYT Architecten
- Location: 1151 Broek in Waterland, The Netherlands
- Project Year: 2022
- Photographs: Jaro van Meerten
- Area: 350.0 m2
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