Heppie Hotel Veluwe
Heppie Hotel Veluwe
Designing a nature friendly, sustainable holiday environment for children next to a protected Natura 2000 landscape. Built mainly from word and based on the principles of the circular economy.
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Office E
Office E
In the listed and historically significant building exclusive office space with high-quality furnishings has been created.
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Villa N
Villa N
The house for a young family is carefully posited in a beautiful landscape. An elegant, restrained colour palette and choice of materials, such as Bauhaus Travertin, Oak wood, champagned coloured, metallic powder coated aluminium profiles give the villa its unique character.
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Kerkveld
Kerkveld
The serene, modern way of detailing merge the different social housing typologies and give them one clear identity. The approach was designing highly energy neutral houses.
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C60 Housing
C60 Housing
A small but complex corner building in brick that marks by its hight and architectural expression the entrance of the oldest part of the historic centre.
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Humboldt University and Max Planck Gesellschaft
Humboldt University and Max Planck Gesellschaft
The ensemble of the new science buildings reinforce the character of the landscape park along the Panke and in the campus park in the heart of Berlin. The volumes of the new buildings respect the heritage context, strengthen their characteristics and are integrated harmoniously.
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VHO
VHO
Giving a dull industrial hall and office building a sustainability makeover and a new attractive appearance.
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Düsseldorf Medienhafen
Düsseldorf Medienhafen
A sustainable urban concept for a regenerative, adaptive and resilient city.
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Heppie (t)Huis
Heppie (t)Huis
Reacting on the heterogenes urban context the Heppie House is designed as a simple rectangular building, like children would draw it with a pitched roof and a chimney. The client wished for the highest possible energy efficiency, based on the passive house principles. The Heppie colour concept is also implemented in this project.
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Bij de Ling
Bij de Ling
Situated nearby a small park this transformation and extension of an old school of the thirties this building gets a fresh impulse towards a new life as a care centre.
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