Living in the Netherlands’ Futuristic Homes

Bolvagan, located in the Netherlands, features 50 unique sphere houses designed by Derice Krushchkamm in 1984. These homes, supported by a Dutch government subsidy, are made of cement and fibreglass. They have three levels: bedrooms on the ground, a bathroom in the middle, and a living space on top. The design aims to connect inhabitants with nature through round windows offering scenic views. Despite their futuristic appearance, these homes are still inhabited, preserving the designer's legacy.

What is the primary material used in the construction of the Bolvagan sphere houses?

• Steel

• Cement

• Wood

• Glass

Who was the artist behind the creation of the Bolvagan sphere houses?

• Piet Mondrian

• Derice Krushchkamm

• Rembrandt

• Vincent van Gogh

What is the main purpose of the round windows in the sphere houses?

• To enhance privacy

• To reduce construction costs

• To provide views of the outside environment

• To improve energy efficiency

What is the layout of the interior levels in the sphere houses?

• Bedrooms on the ground, bathroom in the middle, living space on top

• Bathroom on the ground, living space in the middle, bedrooms on top

• Living space on the ground, bathroom in the middle, bedrooms on top

• Living space on the ground, bedrooms in the middle, bathroom on top

In what year did the designer of the sphere houses pass away?

• 2000

• 2010

• 2014

• 2020