Project BK by JUMA architects
For the internal conversion of a farm in rural Afsnee, JUMA sought to strike a balance between the authentic elements of the house and a newly designed contemporary interior.
In the old situation, the large open spaces were last used as offices. JUMA transformed them into a logical sequence of warmly furnished living areas. The original entrance, for instance, was moved, and those entering the farm now enter near the central staircase that connects the ground floor with the first floor. To preserve the spaciousness of the room, black-stained vertical wooden slats were placed behind a natural stone drawer unit, designed to portion off the space between entrance and office. The raised dark polished concrete floor that extends to the office reinforces this division.
This is also the only space in which the ceiling beams were preserved in their natural state. Together with the oak veneer of the fronts of the cloakroom cabinets and the office cabinet, these create a warm welcoming atmosphere.
From the polished concrete floor, three natural stone steps lead to an intermediate platform that connects with the guest lavatory or the wooden staircase leading to the bedrooms. In the guest lavatory, an existing bluestone sink was preserved and placed on a black stained column.
The second staircase in the back of the building has been demolished to optimize the kitchen space. This is also the only room on the ground floor that overloo...
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