建筑商：Leijh, Kappelhof, Seckel, van den Dobbelsteen Architects
摄影师：Vincent van den Hoven

项目描述项目描述
位于Haarlo的荷兰归正福音建筑被转变成了一个独特的公寓。

这个设计的出发点是（主要是出于修复的需要）保持1928年约会纪念碑、建筑外表、带锁的钟塔、建筑的体积、位于村庄郊外这一标志性位置这些建筑特性。

保持那些出色的细节，例如建筑物的木质屋顶，古老的镶板门，带有彩色玻璃的拱形窗户。

这个项目证明了如果有优秀的设计和高效的计划，运用有限的资源来转变教堂是可行的。

理念就是：剥离、孤立、装饰。设计的结果体现了房主的座右铭：“珍惜你的孩子气，保留那份单纯、玩心、探索精神以及少许的顽皮。”

Leijh, Kappelhof, Seckel, van den Dobbelsteen建筑事务所将一个历史的荷兰教堂转变成一个位于荷兰Haarlo的独特的公寓居住空间。

这是一个明智的选择，并不是用尽可能多的房间将填满1100m3的体积完全填满，而是减少需求，以确保建筑的宽敞。

建筑物只添加了一个用于放松的包厢（睡椅、床和浴缸）和多功能的“娱乐楼梯”（楼梯、隔间家具、壁橱、内置厨房、声学元素以及展示墙）。

采用的材料均是纯净的、朴素的、用处大的、省预算的；地面是混凝土的，从教堂卸下的原始的木质地板作为“娱乐楼梯”的包层。

不锈钢的厨房用具，硬质玻璃隔墙以保证视野开阔，白色灰泥（使内部空间更明亮），并且战略性的选择了以红色为强调。

这个项目展示出了杰出的热情、幽默感、尊重、爱以及创造力。

这在一些建筑元素中都得以体现，例如秋千“秋千妹妹”、“KROONluchter”（灵感来自于）、侧面有守护天使之墙的“上帝之门”、“娱乐楼梯”、马桶上“神圣的粪便”、带灯的鸟窝（帮助那些看到灯光的鸟儿找到鸟窝）、以及花园里木质的“迷失的绵羊”。

现代花园有个大的涂有灰泥的花架，使用剩下的转砌成的。有一个药草园、一个蔬菜园、一个花园和一个果园；现代的花园与过去的修道院花园相呼应。

外面带有门廊的小屋有40英尺高，与木质栅栏融为一体，其上有绿色的屋顶。通过进一步开发这个花园，我们又设计了一个私人花园，从此处望去，教堂的全景也可以尽收眼中。

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Architecture: Leijh, Kappelhof, Seckel, van den Dobbelsteen Architects
Photography: Vincent van den Hoven

Leijh, Kappelhof, Seckel, van den Dobbelsteen Architects transformed a historical Dutch church into a unique loft living space in Haarlo, The Netherlands.
Project description
The former Dutch Reformed Evangelism Building in Haarlo has been transformed into a unique loft. The starting point for the design were the retained (mostly with a need for restoration) qualities of the 1928 dating monument, the façade, the bell tower with clock, the volume, the iconic location on the outskirts of the village and nice details like the wooden roof construction, the old panel doors and arch windows with stained glass. This project demonstrates that a transformation of a church with limited resources is possible, when using a smart design and an efficient plan. The concept was; strip, isolate and furnish. The result represents the motto of the owners: “Cherish your inner child; remain pure, playing, exploring and a little bit naughty!”
. It was a conscious choice, not to fill the volume of 1100 m3 completely with as many rooms as possible, but to minimize the demands, in order to retain the spaciousness of the building. The only architectural additions are the mezzanine for the relaxation room ( couch, bed and bath ) and the multifunctional “Stairway to have fun” ( stairs, room divider, closet, build-in-kitchen, acoustic element and exhibition wall ).The materials that were used are pure, sober, functional and budgetary; concrete on the floor, the original wooden floorboards off the church as cladding for the “Stairway to have fun”, stainless steel kitchen elements, a hard glass partition to retain openness, white stucco ( for making the space light inside ) and strategically chosen red accents.

This project shows great passion, humor, respect, love and creativity. This is being reflected in the, specially for this project realized, elements like the swing “swinging sister”, the “KROONluchter” (inspired by the original organ), the “gate of heaven” flanked by a wall of guardian angels, the “stairway to have fun”, the “holy shit” on the toilet, birdhouses with lamp for strange birds that have seen the light and the wooden “lost sheep” in the garden.
The modern garden has large plastered planters, made by left-over-bricks . There is a herb garden, a vegetable garden, a flower garden and an orchard; a contemporary nod to the old monastery gardens. The outside shed with a porch is a 40ft container, integrated into the wooden fence and equipped with a green roof. By deepening the garden, a private garden is created yet still a view at the church is remained intact.