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Extension Maliebaan Utrecht by Zecc Architecten

By Magaly • May 30, 2015

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Extension Maliebaan Utrecht by Zecc Architecten (11)

Extension Maliebaan Utrecht by Zecc Architecten (10)

Extension Maliebaan Utrecht by Zecc Architecten (9)

Extension Maliebaan Utrecht by Zecc Architecten (8)

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Extension Maliebaan Utrecht is a project completed by Zecc Architecten in 2012.

Located in Utrecht, The Netherlands, the home has a plentiful source of natural light, which adds to its sense of peace.

Extension Maliebaan Utrecht by Zecc Architecten:

“The house on the Maliebaan in Utrecht has undergone a metamorphosis. The whole house had been used as office space for quite some time, but now reclaimed its original function.

At the rear, over the full width of the house a high expansion is built. The sliding doors are custom made and have an unprecedented height of up to 3.7 meters (12 feet) high.

At the location of the connection of the extension to the old house we kept the old contour of the house visible in the ceiling. That way, on eye level all the space is visually connected, but because of the ceiling it gives a feeling of more intimate spots. They determine the space.”