<ul><li>Studio Vincent Architecture designed the 'Foxhole' residence in Abcoude, Netherlands with two abstract forms framing a courtyard for seclusion.</li><li>The residence uses asymmetrical geometries to define a protected zone that transitions from public street to private garden while maintaining its own rhythm.</li><li>Inside, the residence features spatial looseness with a central cabinet wall dividing living areas and custom built-in storage on the upper floor to create a sense of openness.</li><li>Studio Vincent Architecture focuses on energy consciousness by incorporating thermal insulation, solar panels, and efficient ventilation systems in the design of the Foxhole residence.</li></ul>

studio vincent architecture’s ‘foxhole’ home uses rooflines and voids to frame seclusion

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