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Villa V
Noordwijkerhout

Nestled between the dunes of Noordwijk and the town centre of Noordwijkerhout lies the historic estate of Sancta Maria. A variety of residential properties defines this lush area, including Villa V, a striking standalone villa designed by Donald Osborne Architecture.

The modern home is distinguished by its cubist form. The sustainable Platowood Fraké cladding creates a warm contrast with the white plastered walls.

Please note: this project was completed with a special profile: columns 40 x 90 mm

Donald Osborne, architect Villa V:

“In this contemporary villa, I’ve used modern materials. Platowood is a great example of a contemporary material with a natural look. In addition to adding texture and warmth, this sustainable wood develops a beautiful grey tone over time. We used Platowood Fraké to highlight the transitions between indoors and outdoors. It’s a wood with a striking and characteristic grain. A nice bonus for the client is that the wood is virtually maintenance-free.”

Aesthetic wooden sunshading

The wooden ribs—lamellae—on the façades visually conceal the windows and doors while providing privacy and sun protection. To unify the house and outdoor space, several garden walls with sightlines were also constructed using Fraké lamellae. The garage is clad with Platowood Fraké in Platonium 05 profile, using two different widths.

Details

The refined detailing of sustainable Platowood Fraké makes this standalone home a truly unique design. The elevated ground floor of the generously sized villa provides a magnificent view over the garden.

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