Interieur Drie

From butcher shop to smart apartment

a smart apartment in a former butcher shop
a smart apartment in a former butcher shop

Interieur Drie

From butcher's shop to smart apartment

We were asked to transform a former butcher’s shop with a large shop window facing on to the street corner into an apartment for a family with a handicapped child. The large entrance hall provides space for the wheelchair. The kitchen and living room are placed on the street facade. A large door between the living room and the master bedroom connects the front of the apartment to the garden. When the door is folded open, it hides the sleeping area from the living space. Details of materials from earlier days, such as the tiles and bare bricks, have been kept visible.

a store with large shop window at the street corner
a store with large shop window at the street corner
the large entrance provides space for the kid’s wheelchair
the large entrance provides space for the kid’s wheelchair
the kitchen is a sound buffer between street and bedrooms
the kitchen is a sound buffer between street and bedrooms
a large door between the living room and the master bedroom connects the front of the house to the garden
a large door between the living room and the master bedroom connects the front of the house to the garden
the opened door hides the sleeping area from the living space
the opened door hides the sleeping area from the living space
original details from the butcher shop are still visible
original details from the butcher shop are still visible

Background stories

situation before the rebuilding
situation before the rebuilding
after: plan of the apartment
after: plan of the apartment
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Location: The Hague (NL)

Client: private

Year: 2013

Status:

Program: apartment

 

Photography: Johannes van Assem

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About Lilith Ronner van Hooijdonk

The office was founded in 2010 in Rotterdam. We design narrative architecture that tells the story of the assignment at hand. A story with different layers: that of the context, a response to building tradition, the wishes of our client, sustainable applications and technical opportunities. The architecture surprises with imagination. Our work reaches from transformations to public spaces like a Performative Space in Eindhoven, and from building a multi-family house in Amsterdam to researching our practice and writing stories about it.

Partners: Elsbeth Ronner, Lilith van Assem 

Employees: Eva Ventura (2019 - nu), Milou Klein (2019), Melvin van den Houdt (2019), Laura Steenbeke (2018), Joppe Douma (2018), Madeleine Mans (2016 - 2018), Paula Cores Barrel (2017), Jimmy Stegeman (2016), Dirk Gonzáles Veugelers (2016), André Cramer (2014), Clémence Boru (2013), Anne de Ruyter (2012)

They wrote about us: ModulørArchinedArchitectuur.nlDirty Science

Design: De Ronners
Development: Martijn van Bachum

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Contact:

Voorhaven 57
3025 HD Rotterdam

Parking is possible in our courtyard: navigate to 2e Schansstraat.

Elsbeth Ronner: +31 6 14887206
Lilith van Assem: +31 6 42026011

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