Architecturally Pure Modular Office Sanibell
01. 01. 2011 | Examples of international modular projects
We would like to present here the inspiring work of Dutch studio ROOSROS architekten, which designed an unobtrusive but inspirational modular office for SANI BELL BV, whose design honours the company’s philosophy. Sanibell is a company that delivers furniture of the highest quality, including bathroom accessories.
The building is characterized by across-stacked modules, which create a natural tension, but not at the expense of lightness and elegance, which is also accentuated by the adjoining water surface. All of this underlines the materials used and the top quality of refined details. Everything is exceptionally stylish. The plaster, the use of glass, and the extremely thin window frames give the building an air of simplicity, cleanness and perfection.
In contrast with the exterior, the interior is perhaps unexpectedly robust and resistant. The construction materials, which are demonstrated in their natural state, are apparent and are uncovered in all installations. After seeing the exterior, the interior has a surprisingly industrial feel.
Even in this project, modular architecture proves that when high-quality architects are in charge of a project, the result is an elegant and attractive building. It depends only on the courage and creativity of the architects.
Architects: RoosRos Architecten
Where: Oud-Beijerland, the Netherlands
Production year: 2013
Photographs: P. Kamp
