The iconic Gymnasium Beekvliet in Sint-Michielsgestel, Netherlands, has undergone an exquisite renovation led by the talented designers at MVRDV.
Marrying rich history with modern design, the school now features a striking sky-blue auditorium and captivating façade artwork by the renowned Canadian artist, Ian Kirkpatrick. This transformation not only enhances the school’s architectural beauty but also reflects the intricate tapestry of its past and the visions for its future.
In Berkel-Enschot, Netherlands, a region known for its historic charm and scenic beauty, Joris Verhoeven Architecture introduces Fungi House, a modern and sustainable dwelling.
Showcasing a biobased facade treated with a unique fungus paint, this energy-neutral home seamlessly blends innovation with environmental consciousness. Built in 2022, the residence’s design incorporates renewable wood and flax materials, reducing its CO2 footprint. Beyond its green exterior, advanced technologies ensure the home produces more energy than it uses, setting a gold standard for future eco-friendly architectural endeavors.
In the scenic Berkel-Enschot, Netherlands, the Fifty Shades of Brick house stands as a testament to modern, energy-efficient design. Joris Verhoeven Architectuur masterfully blends Belgian hand-formed bricks with contemporary elements, creating a space that’s not only visually stunning but also environmentally conscious.
Embodying a fine balance of robustness and friendliness, this villa flawlessly showcases how design and sustainability can beautifully coexist.
Villa K340, designed by Francois Verhoeven Architect, emerges as a modern beacon in Vroondaal’s Madestein—a recreational oasis near The Hague’s dunes and beaches. Seamlessly blending with its artificially constructed hills, this two-story house merges architecture and nature.
Elegant wooden elements juxtapose sleek aluminum frames, painting a picturesque scene as daylight fades. With energy-efficient features and an organic garden, this dwelling exemplifies modern Dutch architectural finesse.
In Amsterdam’s bustling Houthavens district, DB55 Amsterdam stands as a beacon of innovative industrial design. Crafted by D/DOCK, this transformed timber warehouse merges the past and present, maximizing its 1,100m2 (11,840 sq ft) space in a symphony of blended use, circularity, and biophilia.
Every design choice, from reclaimed floors to daylight-optimized facades, speaks to a commitment to sustainability and user-centricity.
The “Private Villa in the Netherlands,” a project by Lissoni & Partners, rejuvenates a 1927 Nordic house with a touch of contemporary flair. As history meets modern design, this dwelling offers a seamless blend of the old with the new, set against the picturesque backdrop of Dutch canals and lush gardens.
In the heart of Amsterdam, Netherlands, the JetBrains Terrace Tower Amsterdam stands as a testament to the innovative spirit of global software company JetBrains. Designed by D/DOCK, this remarkable workspace is a beacon of sustainability and creativity, offering an inspiring environment that nurtures employee well-being.
The design of the tower is a unique blend of landscape architecture and biophilic design, incorporating principles of environmental psychology to create a workspace that truly feels like a home away from home. Each floor of the building represents a different natural landscape, transforming the office into a dynamic ecosystem that fosters focus, movement, and health.
The transformation of the Keilepand, a remarkable industrial hub in the heart of Rotterdam’s Makers District, is a testament to the power of sustainable design and innovative entrepreneurship. Spearheaded by the renowned design firm, GROUP A, in collaboration with studioADAMS, this former pre-war fruit and vegetable shed has been reimagined as a vibrant space for like-minded innovators committed to shaping a sustainable future.
Situated in the Merwe-Vierhavens (M4H) area, the Keilepand is a beacon of the municipality’s vision for a lively, creative, and innovative living and working environment. The building’s transformation is not just a physical one; it’s a symbol of resilience, community, and sustainable urban development.
