The Ronald McDonald Centre is a sports centre for disabled children. At the Centre the children can feel themselves top athletes. The design of the Centre is in such a way that it gives opportunities.
The apartment is situated in the Medina Building by the London architect Neave Brown. On top of each apartment is a garden terrace. A hanging garden. This makes the building a green paradise in the heart of the city and makes the apartment really a house upside down!
COEN Apartment
Architects: Neave Brown, London
Project: Interior City Apartment and Studio
Location: Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Interior Architect: COEN! Design Agency, Coen van Ham, Eindhoven
Interior Builder: Cokoen, Eindhoven
Software used: Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop for design
COEN! created a new working environment and identity layer for the ‘Besturenraad / BKO’. These two organizations are going to cooperate more intensively at a new location and take care of two denominational types of education in the Netherlands: Catholic and Protestant. The aim of this project was to visually connect the shared goals and principles of both organizations.
Golden Table: all Cabinets are Transformed into meeting places by a Golden Table top
The Intense City including 45 Homes and Commercial Space in Groningen
The former water supply company site on Bloemsingel is part of the City of Groningen’s housing construction campaign The Intense City. This building festival covers multiple sites in the city centre, whose infill will enrich the diversity of functions. One theme of the festival is “parochial space”, a semi-public space inside an urban block. The location as a whole is typified by the adjacent electricity substation which is listed as an architectural monument, and the ample public green space on the banks of the Ooster Hamrikkanaal (canal).
It is surprising that in a miraculously flat country like the Netherlands only so few towers emerge. The potential of the unobstructed view -as one of the main topics in Dutch painting- is in housing under developed. There seems to be a collective fear of elevators. (Which maybe explains the success of the Dutch movie Down -originally ‘De Lift’). Prisma takes the view – one of the most glamorous properties of dwelling- as starting point in combination with outdoor space.
Side View of Prisma
Architects: NL Architects, Pieter Bannenberg, Walter van Dijk, Kamiel Klaasse
Name of Project: Prisma
Location: Siersteenlaan 482, Groningen, The Netherlands
Project leader: Sören Grünert (Design Phase), Gert Jan Machiels (Execution Phase)
Client: Stichting De Huismeesters, Ed Moonen / Roelof Jong
Team: Rachel Herbst, Sebastian Janusz, Erik Moederscheim, Wim Sjerps (competition) Lukas Haller, Gerbrand van Oostveen, Michael Schoner, Wim Sjerps (approval planning), David de Bruin, Arjen Fruitema, Britta Harnacke (contract documents)
Cost Consultant: ABT Delft, Charles Boks
Structural Engineer: ABT Velp, Rob Nijsse, Erwin ten Brincke
Building services Engineer: Van der Weele Groningen, Frits Weijers, Radek Nosek
Fire Consultancy: DGMR Arnhem
Contractor: Schutte Bouw en Ontwikkeling, Zwolle
Program: Housing (52 apartments), nursery with consultation office
Tags: Groningen, The Netherlands Comments Off on Prisma in Groningen, The Netherlands by NL Architects, Pieter Bannenberg, Walter van Dijk and Kamiel Klaasse
This distinctive loft is located on the first floor of a historic warehouse on the Brouwersgracht in the centre of Amsterdam. The apartment is designed by Remco Wilcke of CUBE architecten and his partner Marloes van Heteren of SOLUZ. When they found the monument it was still in use as a warehouse, as two separate long and dark rooms of 100m2 each. They bought the place and hoped the council would let them change the status to ‘dwelling’, which they did after all the plans were submitted.
Interior View
Name of the Architects: Marloes van Heteren (SOLUZ) in collaboration with Remco Wilcke (CUBE architecten)
Name of the Project: BROUWERSGRACHT
Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Photos by: CUBE architecten
Country of the designer(s): Netherlands
Date of creation: 2008
Client: private
Country of the editor/Productor/Client: Netherlands
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