A residential neighbourhood near Amsterdam seamlessly blends traditional brickwork architecture with modern living standards. The housing units captivate with diverse brick detailing and an array of shades.
In response to the increasing demand for countryside living in The Netherlands, the developers of Weespersluis aimed to create a village embodying the charm and historic ambiance of turn-of-the-century architecture. Located just outside Amsterdam, Weespersluis is a thoughtfully designed residential area spanning 300 hectares, offering the tranquility of green surroundings with convenient access to the capital. Three districts have already been completed, featuring town villas, single-family, and two-family homes, many of which were designed by Zeinstra Veerbeek Architecten ZVA from The Hague. Remco Veerbeek, a partner at ZVA and the lead architect, elaborates the choices in materials and architectural details.
Facts & Figures
Project name: Weespersluis, Weesp, The Netherlands
Architecture Zeinstra Veerbeek Architecten
Client BAM and AM
Year of completion ongoing
Products used
Roof: Tuile du Nord Opalys antraciet engobe and leikleur mat engobe
Façade: Jade WS WF, Sargas HV WF, Douro Porto Gereduceerd HV WF, Navarra HV WF, Belcanto HV WF, Nederrijn HV WF, Espa HV WF, Cosmos Exclusief WS WF, Rutiel WS WF, Bronsgroen HV WF, Lapis HV WF, Marowijne Zwart Zand HV WF, Asturia HV WF
Pavers: Padova WF80, DF80 and KK80
Building type Single Family Houses
Edition architectum #40