Living in the Netherlands’ Futuristic Homes

Bolvergaan, located in the Netherlands, is a unique housing project featuring 50 spherical homes made of cement and fiberglass. Built in 1984 by Dries Kreskam, these homes were part of an experimental housing initiative supported by the Dutch government. The design includes three levels with round windows offering views of nature, aiming to connect inhabitants with their environment. Despite the designer's passing in 2014, the homes remain occupied, preserving his legacy.

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

• Wood

• Steel

• Cement

• Glass

Who was the artist and sculptor behind the creation of Bolvergaan?

• Vincent van Gogh

• Rembrandt van Rijn

• Dries Kreskam

• Piet Mondrian

What was the purpose of the round windows in the sphere houses?

• To reduce construction costs

• To improve energy efficiency

• To provide views of the outside environment

• To enhance privacy

In which year did the designer of Bolvergaan pass away?

• 2004

• 1994

• 2014

• 2024

What is the current status of the sphere houses in Bolvergaan?

• They are converted into offices

• They are abandoned

• They are used as museums

• They are still inhabited