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The house and studio project in Almere demonstrates that low-budget building and high aesthetic demands is not necessarily a contradiction in terms. The successful collaboration between the clients [two artists] and the architects resulted in a house with a special character based on an unpretentious loadbearing structure, a straightforward plan layout and the use of “cheap materials” such as corrugated sheet metal and plastic. High cellings, an open-plan arrangement and, above all, the treatment of light have resulted in high-quality accommodation.
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Arconiko. (2008). House and Studio in Almere. In: Transparent Plastics. Birkhäuser Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7643-8287-2_13
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