by Urban Symbiose | Aug 28, 2015
15 Houses Heerhugowaard [NL]
Project: 15 Houses
Location: Heerhugowaard [NL]
Year: 2015-2018
Client: DVM BV, Ursem, Schouten Techniek
Phase: Built
An ambitious and creative client gave us the opportunity to participate in the design for a new typology of ‘starterswoningen’ and ‘seniorenwoningen’. A ‘combination dwelling’ for young people just buying their first house and elderly people buying their last…
by Urban Symbiose | Feb 3, 2015
Energy Roooftops Amsterdam [NL]
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!
by Urban Symbiose | Jul 10, 2014
Villa, Brugge [BE]
Project: Villa Brugge
Location: Brugge [BE]
Year: 2014-2015
Client: Private Client
Phase: Preliminary Design
How to put four cars and a house on just 72 square meter plot without the ability to dig into the ground? This was the question we asked ourselves driving back from the client meeting near Brugge.
by Urban Symbiose | Jul 10, 2014
Community Centre, Amsterdam [NL]
Project: Zandpad Community Centre
Location: Amsterdam [NL]
Year: 2014
Client: Stichting Zandpad
Phase: Preliminary 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 🙂
by Urban Symbiose | Jul 7, 2014
Villas Off The Grid, Haarlem [NL]
Project: Villas Off the Grid
Location: Haarlem [NL]
Year: 2011-2013
Client: MB Development
Phase: Preliminary Design
Six wooden family homes in the Haarlem (NL) area do not rely on municipal water supply, the sewerage system, natural gas and the electrical power grid. The goal is to operate completely independently of all traditional public utility services without compromising on modern comforts.