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Wooden Dutch Embassy Design Eucalyptus

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One of the most excellent Addis Ababa, Ethiopia building architectures design ideas presented on this large architectural project plan called Dutch embassy. One of the contemporary building designed by Dick van Gameren architecten for their client Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This luxury Dutch embassy interior design use cost about USD 7332000 and finished at 2005. The house exterior design site of the Dutch embassy consists of 5 hectares of eucalyptus woods element, dropping steeply into a valley. The modern historic villa design on the edge of the place has been expanded, though the embassy and residence of the ambassador, three homes for staff members and the house entrance are innovative. The three houses for staff are situated behind a wall, next to the wall that surrounds the spot.

The unique wooden Dutch embassy through luxurious ambassador’s residence is located in the centre of the terrain in a long, horizontal volume which looks to have been carved out of the beautiful natural landscape such as a classic traditional Ethiopian church carved out of the rock. The embassy outside walls is of rough concrete in the same red color as the ground. This corridor rises with the gradient of the site. There is enough room here for an intermediate level, where the ambassador’s office is situated. The residence has two storeys. The upper floor contains the formal reception rooms, whereas the lower one contains the private rooms. More information visit Dick van Gameren architecten.