ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘The Netherlands’Valkenberg Estate in Oldenzaal, The Netherlands by Ard de Vries ArchitectenTuesday, November 20th, 2018Article source: Ard de Vries Architecten The fairness of the plaice, the purity of the family and the focus on the crafts together create a new property that is rooted in the landscape tradition of the bocage landscape.  Image Courtesy © Ard de Vries Architecten
Monastery House in Bennebroek, The Netherlands by Bureau FraaiSunday, November 11th, 2018Article source: Bureau Fraai In the former Sint Lucia monastery in Bennebroek, The Netherlands, Bureau Fraai has made a interior design transforming a part of a characteristic monastery into a high-quality townhouse while maintaining the characteristic qualities of the monastery. By introducing a new oak staircase with slender steel railings, the living room on the ground floor is connected to the basement on the one hand and the sleeping floor for the children and the multifunctional attic floor on the other. By introducing a robust oak element in this attic, the large space with authentic trusses is divided into a sleeping area with Jacuzzi, a bathroom, a walk-in closet and a mezzanine with workplaces. The bed and Jacuzzi are embedded in an elevated stage.  Image Courtesy © Madasiro fotografie
Klencke in Amsterdam, The Netherlands by NL ArchitectsTuesday, November 6th, 2018Article source: NL Architects Klencke (or Terras op Zuid) is a residential complex with a distinctive stepped profile that provides supersized outdoor spaces with a spectacular orientation. Klencke contains 50 units and will soon go up on the so-called Zuidas. The Zuidas is the CBD of Amsterdam; a point of gravity that absorbs financial institutions, law firms and related services, the La Defense or the Canary Wharf of the Netherlands. Klencke is strategically located at the border of the inner city: a 5 minute walk from an elegant shopping center, a 5 minute bike ride from the economic heart and 5 minute drive from the highway. Work, sports, recreation: all within reach. The nearby station brings you in no time to the airport. The site is somewhat hidden alongside a lush canal that is part of the ‘ecological framework’ of the city: an unexpected green oasis.  Image Courtesy © Marcel van der Burg
Three Iconic Towers in Leiden, The Netherlands by Powerhouse CompanyWednesday, October 24th, 2018Article source: Powerhouse Company Powerhouse Company creates three iconic towers in Leiden The sustainable residential towers for the people of Leiden, The Netherlands will be built along the Willem de Zwijgerlaan. The design consists of a unique mix of approximately 560 apartments—ranging from 45 to 200 m2—including 25% social housing. The ambitious project will not only provide a diverse range of housing for a multigenerational population, but also express the future of sustainable urbanization in the city of Leiden.  Image Courtesy © Powerhouse Company
Villa Bunnik in The Netherlands by O2 Studio Bruisende ArchitectuurSunday, October 21st, 2018Article source: O2 Studio Bruisende Architectuur O2 Studio has renovated and extended a new floor to an existing doctor’s house from the early ’60 in Bunnik, the Netherlands. Sustanaible materials and energy consumption were key elements in the design.  Image Courtesy © O2 Studio Bruisende Architectuur
Boat Hangar in Amsterdam, The Netherlands by BETA office for architecture and the citySunday, October 14th, 2018Article source: BETA office for architecture and the city Boat Hangar is a contemporary utilitarian building, both subtly referencing and sharply contrasting the rich context of the historic NDSM shipyard. BETA was charged with designing a utilitarian structure on one of the few remaining plots on the NDSM heritage site. It is used for storage, seasonal maintenance and the construction of new yachts. In addition the building offers office space and is occasionally in use for location theatre and other cultural events at the NDSM shipyard. The challenge was to find a suitable architectural language which would do justice to brief and context whilst fitting in a competitive budget.  Image Courtesy © MWA Hart Nibbrig
Floating Pavilion Meerstad in The Netherlands by LYVR architectenFriday, October 12th, 2018Article source: LYVR architecten Assignment New residential area Meerstad Bureau Meerstad is an organization that is responsible for the implementation of the plans for the new residential area “Meerstad”. This area is positioned around, and partially on, a newly-made lake. The development for Meerstad started a few years ago, the initial plan was to build 10.000 dwellings in this area. The plan will be achieved in approximately 25 years. The total planning area is gradually established, so the different residential areas can ‘operate’ on it’s own. “Meeroevers” is the first residential area that is being realized.  Image Courtesy © LYVR architecten
The Commons Restaurant & Bar in Maastricht, The Netherlands by STUDIO MODIJEFSKYMonday, October 8th, 2018Article source: STUDIO MODIJEFSKY The beautiful buildings of the former Sphinx ceramics factory in Maastricht provide the location for the latest project of Studio Modijefsky. The industrial heritage site has been transformed into The Commons, a contemporary restaurant and bar for the site’s new inhabitants – The Student Hotel. Located in the newest part of the monumental complex and spreading across three levels, ‘The Commons’ has a bold and vibrant interior, celebrating the heritage of both the site and the production process which used to take place in the old factory.  Image Courtesy © Maarten Willemstein
Deltion College in Zwolle, The Netherlands by ARES architectsSunday, October 7th, 2018Article source: ARES architects We have designed a school building for Deltion College training institute at Zwartewaterallee in Zwolle, the Netherlands. The designated use of this building is to provide accommodation for the VEVA training course (safety and professional expertise). Deltion College provides this training on behalf of the Ministry of Defence at a level that equates to senior secondary vocational education. The building is home to, among other things, 16 classrooms, various practical rooms, a canteen with a professional kitchen, a fitness room and a gym. In addition, the building has a practical space at ground floor level featuring lift bridges for motor vehicle technology and a workshop for trucks. The total surface area of the building measures over 5000m2. Since sports form an important part of the training, the building benefits from 11 large changing and shower rooms.  Image Courtesy © Rob van Esch | Ruimtes in Beeld
IJssel Bridge in Zutphen, The Netherlands by Moederscheim Moonen ArchitectsSunday, September 30th, 2018Article source: Moederscheim Moonen Architects A special transformation has recently taken place in Zutphen. The characteristic Old “IJssel”-bridge has been renovated and expanded with a spacious and more comfortable pedestrian and cycling area. The extension was much needed in order to ensure an improved, safer and more aesthetic passage across the bridge. The project is part of the program “River in the city” that the municipality of Zutphen embarked on, which is supposed to give an overall quality impulse to the area around the river the IJssel.MoederscheimMoonen Architects won the tender in 2015 together with structural designer APcon BV and designed this exceptional project that has enriched the bridge with a strong gesture, a marvelous vantage point, a long bench and refined details.  Image Courtesy © Peter van Kempen and Bart van Hoek
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