René van Zuuk Architekten Art Pavilion Zeewolde, The Netherlands

The Art Pavilion is situated on a narrow peninsula, surrounded by green slopes, at the end of the seven kilometer Verbeelding artroute which runs through the centre of Zeewolde, the De Wetering landscape park, the woods and across the Randmeren dike. Works of art by internationally known artists are situated along the route.
The Pavilion serves as a center for events, exhibitions and lectures.

The elongated shape was inspired by Richard Serra’s sculpture Sea Level , a long black concrete wall, one of the main scupltures in the park.
The magnificent view across the pond, through the large glazed wall, and the reflections of the water on the ceiling, evokes a sense of floating.

The transparent plinth, a glass strip on the ground floor, lifts the building off the ground contributing to its airy character. Site area: 650 square meters
Floor area: 350 square meters
Completed: 2000

Client: Foundation - De Verbeelding

Architect: René van Zuuk Architekten
Design: René van Zuuk

Structural Engineer: Van de Laar, Eindhoven/NL
Building Contractor: Kingma Bouw, Lelystad/NL


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