A house of volumes
See how the different parts of the building relate to one another. The flat roof and clean lines are a reason to ask about the design choices. The guided tour provides background to what you see outside and inside.
Colour as part of the design
Red, blue and yellow play a visible role in the house. Notice where a colour has been used and which boundary or shape it emphasises. The exhibition on how the house came about helps to connect what you see with the design.
Visiting a small house
The guided tour is given by volunteers and must be arranged in advance. Only the ground floor is listed as wheelchair accessible. So when booking, discuss which route is possible and how many people you want to bring.
Before you go
Book a guided tour and, if you use a wheelchair, discuss the ground-floor route.
Sources
This first edition has been compiled from collected museum information. Not all of the information has yet been confirmed by the museum. Viewing tips are by the editorial team. The sources used are listed below.
- Huis van Zessen — source 1
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- Huis van Zessen — source 2
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- Huis van Zessen — source 3
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- Huis van Zessen — source 4
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