Mirck Architecture

Mirck Architecture

R.J.H. Fortuynplein 6, 1019 WL Amsterdam, Nederlands

https://www.mirck.eu/en/

Contemporary Architecture

Mirck Architecture is a contemporary architecture firm, specializing in designing deep spaces, constructing with wood, and enhancing light. With over 20 years of experience, the team has completed approximately 20 unique buildings, representing a perfect balance between innovative design and functionality.

Team and Approach

The Mirck Architecture team consists of a select group of architects and structural engineers. Their philosophy is based on seeking a balance between:

  • Architecture and science, to create innovative and functional projects.
  • Place and user, ensuring that each building is rooted in its context and meets the needs of its inhabitants.

Unique Architecture and Natural Materials

The uniqueness of the firm lies in its ability to integrate natural materials, such as wood, and skillfully use light to define spaces. Each project reflects a special attention to detail, ensuring unique and sustainable architecture.

PROJECTS

Daylighthouse 2. A wooden and glass cube bathed in light

Daylighthouse 2. A wooden and glass cube bathed in light

Daylighthouse 2, located in Almere near the large IJsselmeer lake in the Netherlands, is a 9-meter side wooden and glass cube house, filled with natural light. It offers its inhabitants stunning views of the marsh, which is frequented by a multitude of birds
Daylight Dyke House, elegant and contemporary, melds with the Dutch landscape

Daylight Dyke House, elegant and contemporary, melds with the Dutch landscape

Daylight Dyke House in Green Heart, Netherlands, is a countryside home that is not merely situated on top of a dike but is an integral part of it, offering panoramic views of the trees, polders, and ditches that crisscross the meadows and the natural reserve that extends around it
Discover how an amazing fissure transforms the original structure - Dike House

Discover how an amazing fissure transforms the original structure - Dike House

Dams protect the Dutch countryside from floods; on top of one of them in Green Heart, in the 1950s a small Dike House was built which later fell into disrepair and was sold. The new owners wish to renovate it through this project that cracks open the volume, opening up the view.