LRLP House

Initially commissioned as a dentist practice, the space would host a series of precarious public moments lying on the bench looking into the curved void.
Taking this 3-dimensional ‘Rorschach test’ as a starting point, its symmetry and confinement are both intensified and annulled by one single intervention: a DIN-format plane bent to fit in.

Client : private

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The garden pavilion marries intimacy and a generous garden view; a simple intervention triggering a complex set of relationships. Through a combination of such strategic interventions in house and garden, the scale of the existing is freed up.

The folded plane is developed with utmost precision. The total surface is built up out of completely rectangular pieces of equal size and proportion; the only action performed bending them. This three-dimensional gesture creates a warm and welcoming environment, precise but soft.