The plan proposes three residential buildings situated in a green landscape which are housing 172 dwellings. One of the blocks is social housing where all the 43 dwellings are designed for people with special needs, including space for E-mobility like scooters and E-bikes and a communal outdoor space at the waterside.
The buildings share a spacious parking facility with 235 parking spots on two levels which is surrounded by a green facade and covered with a green roof so the cars stay out of the view from the neighboring buildings.

 

The three blocks vary in height, volume and shaping, based on the urban embedment.
While the volumes of the three buildings are diverse, the buildings unite in their sense of orientation, materials and architectural detailing. Each block has its own recognizable identity with an all -sided architectural expression based on the facade composition that highlights the individual home. The ensemble has the same architectural language throughout and forms a coherent entity.
The composition of plan takes solar exposure, sightlines and vegetation into consideration with the emphasis to not only redevelop the landscape on the own plot, but to make an integral plan for the vegetation on and around the location.

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Joeri van Ommeren, Tsveta Ruseva, Dion Nupoort, Bob Spitz, Fallon Walton, Filip Vusic
HVTC, EversPartners
Vastbouw
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completed
2026