TLVrakenteet
TLVrakenteet, also known as TLV structures, are a type of architectural design that originated in the Netherlands in the late 19th century. The term "TLV" stands for "Twee Lagen Vloer," which translates to "Two-Layer Floor." This design is characterized by its two distinct levels of flooring, with the upper level being a raised platform that serves as a living space, and the lower level being a basement or cellar that provides additional storage or utility space.
The TLV structure is typically constructed using a combination of brick, stone, or wood for the walls
TLVrakenteet gained popularity in the Netherlands due to their practicality and affordability. They were particularly well-suited
Today, TLV structures are still found in the Netherlands, particularly in rural areas and historic towns. They