Renovation of ING Maple in Amsterdam, The Netherlands by atelier

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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Renovation of ING Maple in Amsterdam, The Netherlands by atelier PRO architekten

January 7th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: atelier PRO architekten

Atelier PRO designed the renovation of the ING Maple building. From 2019, ING Maple is part of the Amsterdam innovation district Cumulus Park.

ING Maple (an original design by Broek Bakema from the eighties) is an elongated building that is connected to a parking garage, a residential block and the various levels of the Amsterdam Poort shopping area.

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Architects: atelier PRO architekten
Project: Renovation of ING Maple
Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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Originally initiated by ING, the district is a joint effort of the Municipality of Amsterdam, the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS), the Amsterdam Community College (ROC van Amsterdam) and ING. It’s a place where new generations of students, (mid)corporates, innovators, researchers, local entrepreneurs and residents inspire each other and work together to turn new ideas into tangible solutions, products and services. In addition to five ING buildings, the district covers the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, ROC van Amsterdam college and The Traveller restaurant. ING’s new building is much more than just a new place to work for the bank. It’s a place that connects: people, buildings, ideas in a new way. In a way that stimulates creativity, innovation and flexibility and empowers sustainable solutions for a better future.

The entire building is demolished down to the main load-bearing structure and thus has an entirely new façade that has a major impact on the appearance of the new campus. The ‘campus façade’ on the Bijlmerdreef is built up of ‘frames’ with staggered glass.

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Tags: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Categories: Building, Garage, Renovation, Residential, shopping center

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