Sustainable City Home with Spacious Interior 
Nice and clean, this is what you will feel when you look at this house. This private house on a former industrial area in the centre of Leiden, Netherlands, is designed by Pasel Kuenzel. Its design solves two main needs of city homes: light and space. The house is divided into two parts, easily recognizable due to the differences in the materials used on the facades. The first part is larger than the other part, which is contains bedrooms and a living room and features very tall windows that fill the interior with natural sunlight. While the second part is long and narrow and contains service areas: the bathrooms, the kitchen, the utility room and the stairway. The roof is not flat but slightly inclined to let more light into the bedrooms and allow people to watch the stars while sheltering the rooftop garden from the view of neighbors and people on the street.
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