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Heesterveld Blok 4

Heesterveld Blok 4

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Heesterveld Blok 4

Project: Redevelopment Residential Building
Location: Heesterveld, Amsterdam [NL]
Design & Execution: 2010-2012
Completion: 2013
Client: Ymere Housing Corporation
Contractor: Van Wijk Vastgoedonderhoud

The Amsterdam Heesterveld apartment complex, built in the 80s, is redeveloped and redesigned by Urban Symbiose to accommodate a new differentiated mix of commercial and housing program. It’s goal is to activate the local urban and creative potential. The powerful color graphic on the facades is designed by Floor Wesseling.

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Energy Rooftops Amsterdam

Energy Rooftops Amsterdam

 
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Energy Roooftops Amsterdam

Project: Energizing Amsterdam
Location: Amsterdam [NL]
Year: 2011
Client: Undisclosed
Phase: Study

Imagine all of the rooftops of Amsterdam being used as energy producers. Amsterdam could party for free, 24/7, indefinitely!

 

Community Centre Amsterdam

Community Centre Amsterdam

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Community Centre Zandpad

Project: Community Centre
Location: Amsterdam [NL]
Year: 2014
Client: Stichting Zandpad
Phase: Design

The small community centre consists of three spaces: a daycare, space for activities for elderly and a youth club. The centre is directly owned and run by the local community and is part of a small playground. The three houses characterize the interaction and dialogue with the different users and enabling the community members to come together and socialize and most of all to have fun. Furthermore we think every architect should design a tree house in his or her career at least once 🙂

Open Art Museum Artches Sloterdijk Amsterdam

Open Art Museum Artches Sloterdijk Amsterdam

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Open Art Museum Artches Sloterdijk

Project: Open Art Museum Artches
Location: Sloterdijk Amsterdam [NL]
Year: 2012-2013
Client: Stichting Glamorous Outcast
Phase: Design

The Sloterdijk [NL] station bus platform has a series impressive but monotonous concrete pillars. To re-activate the Westpoort area, an open art museum routing is designed by Urban Symbiose called ‘ARTCHES’. It accommodates a number of larger-than-life-size paintings by 12 internationally renowned artists. Via the use of QR-codes and intelligently placed markers, the ARTCHES experience will be expanded to a rich online experience.