Old House Renovation, Rietveld Schroder House by Gerrit Rietveld

This plan life space has been planned dall' architect Gerrit Rietveld. That he is in bbuilt 1924-1925, before that or renewed dall' architect, this old house with center to Utrecht, Low Countries. For further information on this Classic TO: Rietveld Schröder House here underneath! When this old building has been constructed in 1920, this house still to act like visionaria and eccentric like is. The Schroder House planned from Gerrit Rietveld is continued to impress the architects and interior designer with the innovative solutions to the questions the designs of I enunciate of its time. The distinguibili and l' only of the house from every level they are realized from the flexibility of the inner spaces and the quality, obviously, to glide down of the house is gives an advantage to it. Which is marked from the primary color and the pure ideas, the Schroder House is l' only building that has been planned in the full respect of the style of De Stijl. In 1917 this movement has been founded and has been name after a periodical that divenne the more authoritative voice for the ideals dell ' modern art and l' architecture in the Low Countries, other famous personages of the movement comprise Piet Mondrian and JJP Oudh. The group of artists and architects " , searched for l' universal, like l' individual was losing its meaning… l' abstraction, the precision, geometry, trying to catch up the artistic purity and austerità". After the dead women of Mr. Schroder Schrader, its wife has need to move in a smaller house with theirs three sons till its dead women in 1985. The house second slowly is transformated that they consist of a kitchen/lunch/stay, a study space it knows and it of reading on the bottom, while to according to plan it contained bedrooms and a space of recording, that solo is separated from the portable partition. In the flat plan, the flexibility of the space has made yes that not there is hierarchical disposition of the rooms. In approximately a scale centers finds themselves they to the collapsible advanced plan walls, is planned for the children to supply un' option of the push of the partitions during the day for a space of open game and the closing they to the night for the private rooms. The rooms for the children are indicated that the bed must be in a position to becoming part in two various positions, in every room must have l' access to the water net and of water-drainage, also all outside of it must have the access door towards l' outside directly. These three criteria are given from mrs. Schroder. With l' architect of this house, this type of detail is very programmed and is important in other fields of the design house. As the colors of the specific varnish in order to distinguish the various spaces or the function. The door d' income is l' interesting example of this plan of the house, where it comes used the black color because l' architect previews that it will be most accessible and easy dirty. Obviously l' architect has a bag of experience in order to point out furnitures, above all when the detail and the functionality of the window of the screen, the partitions portable and the table that is made for the children. That initially considered from the periphery of Utrecht, the lottery on which the house it is constructed only opened to little sights to frame. L' radical approach to the design, l' use of the space and the purity of the house concept and the ideas, like represented in the movement De Stijl, all this renders the Schroder house like un' icona of the Modern Movement. The quality of transformation of this house is at par of composition of the space of the independent plans that perfectly caught up the objectives of the movement De Stijl. Like with the old house chairs anticipated, l' architect gives a new one meant to the territory the straight lines and rectangular plans of the several structural architectonic elements, slab, mail and beam that are made up in a balanced entirety. The main structure of the house is the slab in reinforced concrete and outlined in steel. The walls are made of fire-bricks and intonaco, fixtures, doors and pavements were realized in wood. In order to maintain the standards of rigorous design on plans that are intersected, the windows are hinged so that they are alone in a position to opening 90 degrees regarding the wall.