Due to a land consolidation in the past, a barn of a monumental farm in Bruisterbosch has been added to a 19th century neighboring house. The barn has been restored and moved to the house. The original 'sjop', attached to a barn, has been converted into a number of horse stables. The transition between the 19th century house and the barn has been designed transparently, so that the relationship between the original barn and the farmstead remains visible. 

Location: Bruisterbosch 26, Bruisterbosch 

Client: Private 

Architect: Artesk van Royen Architecten 

Design: Teske van Royen 

Contractor: Bart Wiedemeyer, St. Geertruid 

Photography: Anja Schlamann, Köln 

Execution: 2004