The Houtloods is the oldest, still remaining building in the Spoorzone, a former site of the Dutch Railroad Company. The Houtloods is located in Tilburg, the Netherlands, and originally served as the railroad?s lumberyard. The exposed masonry arched structure opened up to the elements and allowed the lumber to dry naturally. Later on the masonry arches were filled in with brick and the enclosed building became a workshop.

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Architects: Bedaux de Brouwer Architects

Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg, Netherlands

Architects In Charge: Thomas Bedaux, Joyce Verstijnen

Area: 998.0 sqm

Project Year: 2015

Photographs: Inpetto Fotografisch
Design Team: Thomas Bedaux, Joyce Verstijnen, Jeroen Kouwenberg

Construction: Aveco de Bondt

Contractor: Van de Ven Bouw & Ontwikkeling

Installation: Hoppenbrouwers Techniek

Interior Design: Bedaux de Brouwer Architects

Interior Construction: VOS Groep

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From the architect. The Houtloods is the oldest, still remaining building in the Spoorzone, a former site of the Dutch Railroad Company. The Houtloods is located in Tilburg, the Netherlands, and originally served as the railroad?s lumberyard. The exposed masonry arched structure opened up to the ...