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A house by architect Ben van Berkel rarely could be described as a glass box. Instead the principal of the Amsterdam-based UNStudio avoids the rectilinear modernist approach for a more organic direction. Curves and swerves take charge of the parti as seen in the W.I.N.D. House, a 4,370-square-foot structure in the northwestern part of the Netherlands.
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