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About us pag. 4 - 7

Studentenhousing, Science Park, Amsterdam pag. 8 - 15

LAB01 - urban fl exible housing pag. 16 - 19

De poort van Terwijde, Utrecht pag. 26 - 31

Urban renewal, Moerwijk Oost phase 1, Den Haag pag. 32 - 35

Urban renewal, Moerwijk Oost phase 2, Den Haag pag. 36 - 41

Renovation and new construction, Scala Alphen a/d Rijn pag. 50 - 53 Block D4, Europakwartier Almere pag. 54 - 69

Offi ces, Papendorp, Utrecht pag. 70 - 71

Apartment and offi ce buildings, Maelsonlocatie, Hoorn pag. 76 - 79

december 2012

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As an architect, you must understand what the community connects with the environment. This

understanding is a big step to achieve a good design.Buildings affect our practical, psychological and

social functioning. The design of a building is not just about facilitating human action, but also about what

people experience. People should feel comfortable, at peace or inspired. Architectural resources such as light,

monumentality, shelter, mood of color and material, broadness of view or curiosity provoking scenes, create a palette of experiences. As an architect, we use these

means to make space specifi c to the function. This

creates a diverse array f surprising spatial qualities.The form must guide the use and experience.

Our designs titillated by a willful interpretation of their environment, without being arrogant.

Buildings must radiate joy, a tangible part of your environment, that you want to cherish.

As in any project, plan or structure, we focus on the relationship between inside and outside and the

relationship between user and building.Where the building and its users public space meets, you

can make the difference. Using a rational economic

shell, our architecture focuses on the relationship between common and private. Our attention and interest continues down to the last detail, the interior and furniture

design.In order to achieve the spatial diversity, we formulate main targets. These goals are further formulated and

specifi ed by interviews with users and client.

Our offi ce wants to create spaces that reinforce the

functioning by theatmosphere it exudes

vision

single family houses, The HagueWithin the existing urban fabric, we have created a pleasant environment. Our effort has resulted in a park-like, communal garden, with a high added value for the residents. Although the garden is not publicly accessible, this contributes to a pleasant

atmosphere for the surrounding existing buildings.

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Apartements, Den HaagThis project is the second phase of a larger develop-ment and consists of an apartment building with 70

social rental housing for the elderly.The houses have a span of 7.8m, making broad,

future-oriented housing. The gallery and balconies are well sunned and encourage spontaneous en-

counters.The gallery is designed as space. The position of

the balconies change on each fl oor, you feel really outside, while the carefully detailed column drives the

balconies a sheltered, intimate feeling.The facades have a sensual panels with a self-desig-ned relief that plays with the sunlight and makes the

facades tactile.

Margrietschool, DelftIn every classroom of this primary school a quiet

space is present. The mezzanines in dthe classrooms offer place for reading or working in small groups.

Additional daylight falls in the classroom through the mezzanines and creates a pleasant feeling of spa-

ciousness.

our offi ce

Our offi ce is located in Pakhuis Wilhelmina. This warehouse is a gathering of artists and architectects. We feel in this home. Our offi ce is a studio in which the whole team is

involved in the creative proces.Our offi ce was founded in 2007 and derives from Van Herk and Kleijn architects (VHDK), an offi ce with a long history.We are an all Amsterdam architecture fi rm with extensive

experience, from large multifunctional buildings to small interiors. Our team consists of experienced, young and

enthusiastic people supplemented by international interns. Naud and Rozemarijn collaborate on the content of all

projects.

We are members of the Dutch Architects (BNA)

Naud Schroeder (1972) - architect / directorNaud was born and raised in Amsterdam. After his studies

at the TU Delft, he has achieved his Master Degree at Pratt Institute, New York, USA.

He has worked for several years in New York and Amsterdam, where he worked on different fi elds in art,

interior, utility and housing.

Rozemarijn de Jong (1971) - architect / directorRozemarijn was born and raised in Leeuwarden. After her studies at the TU Delft, she briefl y worked in Portugal, and has at various agencies in Amsterdam and surroundings

worked on housing and utility projects.

The architecture faces a new challenge. The economic climate makes a change necessary. This offers new opportunities. In a demand driven economy the user

applies a greater infl uence. Also rezoning, renovation and fl exible buildings fi t within this trend.

Our experience:high level renovation -

designing buildings with a casco fi t for a different future use -rezoning old buildings with a new function -

research possibilities rezoning -

In our offi ce we have long been interested in buildings that can evolve along with the needs of the occupant / user.

We assume that people (in general) prefer not to move but want a home that adapts to their situation.

In our research lab, we study life-lasting homes and buildings.

Rezoning, renovation and fl exible buildings

current issues

Rezoning monument and new appartment building In the center of Alphen aan den Rijn is the Scala college.

A municipal monument from 1924, that until three years ago was used as an school building.

We have become acquainted with the location the Scala college since 2006. We made a design for 27 luxury

apartments (Building Application submitted). Due to the changed market, this plan was never realized.

Now we are asked to investigate the possibilities to make senior “life lasting” homes. This means apartments which

are adaptable for care needing elderly.The research is done to renovate Scala building an making

a new building next to it.

Renovation Rochussenstraat RotterdamThis renovation project contained 33 new high level

homes. The design used the existing building struc-ture; the front façade construction walls, fl oor joists

and stripped roof construction.The foundations and the rear facades are renewed. The existing monumental facades are restored with

respect for the original architecture and ornaments.

Poort van Terwijde - fl exible cascoDespite the specifi c requirements of different

functions, there is a high degree of fl exibility in the design.

The spaces / the hull is designed to easily expand the school or shrink within the building.

Fluctuations in student numbers can thus be easily absorbed. The commercial space can be

divided in various ways, in large offi ces or in small units. A high number of different apartment types

attract divers clientele.The building can therefore maintain its prominent

position as an urban landmark in Terwijde.

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Sustainability

School Houses, Leidsche Rijn

This is eminently a sustainable building, because the plan and construction takes possible change of func-tion into account. At this time the building is in use as

a school, but in the future can be single-family houses or even a library.

The position of the shafts and columns fi t into the already developed plan for a home. The construction

is calculated heavy load on the fl oor for a library.

possible plan:school

possible plan: housing

possible plan: library

Vision;The defi nition of sustainable development, as in 1987 articulated by the World Commission on Environment

and Development (UN) in its report ‘Sustainable Develop-ment, a Guide to Our Common Future, also known as the

Brundtland report reads:“Sustainable development is development that meets

the needs of the present without compromising the abi-lity of future generations to meet their own needs. “

In practice this means:at all stages of the planning process opportunities are ex-

ploited to achieve a high spatial quality in combination with a low burden on the environment, and to maintain

both in time, so future users can benefi t.

Resources:1. location

The orientation of the structure is to be used for the hi-ghest possible effi ciency gained from the natural factors. This is related to energy effi ciency and spatial and social

incorporation of the building into its surroundings. Each building stands on a unique place, in a unique social,

cultural and economic context. The design begins for us to understand that context.

But also the preservation of existing green and the contri-bution of new planting contributes to sustainable envi-

ronment. The project “de vleugelnoten” in The Hague we fought for the preservation of some monumental trees.

These trees are fi tted in the project so that it has a clear added value for the neighborhood.

2. the fl exible hullSustainable design also means fl exible design so that

function changes in a building can be absorbed. Flexible design is more than just movable partition walls. Flexible

design means thinking about adaptability of the building on all fronts: make a building not specifi c in those places

where it is not needed, care accessible areas where data, facilities, etc. are located. Ensure proper zoning in the building so some parts may operate independently

with its own operating times of installations, etc.

3. aesthetics, materials, detailing.Demolition and construction are the biggest polluters.

It is therefore important to determine if the fl exible and demountable building can be designed. By avoiding

the need to demolish buildings, the greatest savings on the environment created. A beautiful building with good

materials increases sustainability.

4. technologyWe look consciously at the use of technology in the

building. This should minimize maintenance and become obsolete to quickly. The physical qualities of the design must ensure that the climatic conditions in the building minimize technical requirements. With the help of soft-

ware we test the durability during the design.

Program of demands and ambition.As with any ambition, the objective of sustainable buil-ding package should be timely and clearly formulated

to achieve a good result. The complexity of various sta-keholders, regulations and the tension between budget

ambition ask for a good collaborative design, where the expertise of all advisors is used optimally. All data concer-ning the design must quickly be at hand to fully utilize the expertise of all parties. The various design models should

be compared regarding quantities of material, energy emissions and exploitation.

We focus on sustainability in the environment of the buil-ding, materials, installation and the fl exibility of use. For

this, we use BIM oriented computer software.The aesthetic aspect of the building we consider an im-

portant factor in the speed at which a building ages. The building should stand for at least 100 years.

We consider it very important that we have an active, stimulating role to create a healthy and environmentally conscious habitat. We are aware of an increasing public

support for protecting and improving our environment. By an expert contribution to the project and our integrated

design process, we want to profi le us as a sustainability conscious consultant.

Energy effi ciencyEnvironmentally friendly, energy-effi cient, sustainable

and healthy building extends from the initiation phase to the facility-management. These aspects can not be

separated of investment and operating costs. Hence Sustainable building requires an integrated treatment of

projects by the project team.

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approach

Student Accommodation AmsteThe tight budget, associated with this kind of

tasks, is very effi ciently used. The hull is very ra-tional, and has a maximum gross / net ratio.

By strategically spaciousness in turn, it was possible to design furnished hangouts in the

general areas.The interior fi nishing and detailing is very

thoughtful to achieve within a limited budget a high quality.

It is possible to make larger apartments by adjustments made to the construction of the

hull so that in the future the use of the buil-ding can be adjusted. The building is con-

nected to a thermal storage system and has sedum roofs.

primary school and gymnasium, Europakwartier, Almere

This 12-class school with gymnasium, was realized for € 979, -/m2 (2005 prices).

This block is part of a larger task, consisting of 2 schools, KDV, BSO, single family homes and starter

homes

Klimhal Zuidas, AmsterdamDesign for a temporary building

on the Zuidas.The climbing gym is made from

recycled materials.

integrated design proces

A successful project is more than a beautiful building as the fi nal result. Also important is whether that result are is

reached within the parameters (program of requirements, schedule and cost). A smooth and well coordinated de-

sign process is the best guarantee for optimal results.

Design is all about communicating. The aim is to fully understand what the client and users have in mind: what is the question behind the defi ned requirements? Ideally, therefore, we work for clients who wish to actively contri-

bute to the creation of a design. We therefore put a lot of energy in a clear presentations and explain our proposals

during regular consultations

BIM

HKSJ is working since 2005 with Revit, software for a Building Information Model (BIM). Our designs are built

from the beginning using thissoftware. In the various stages of the design, BIM has specifi c advantages:

• communication with client, consultants and other users based on 3D models

• different models and interventions can be compared qualitatively and quantitatively.

• constant insight into quantities: m2 ratio gross / net, glass surfaces, etc.

For some projects Revit is deployed as part of a broader BIM work methodology, and all advisors provide and

exchange their data serving one integrated model. The knowledge of the different stakeholders is fully utilized and

the failure costs during construction signifi cantly reduced.

building within budget

HKSJ has extensive experience in design within a tight budget. Good results come from creative solutions, some-

times initiated from fi nancial pressure.

There is a healthy tension between the necessary budget and ambitions Because the most important decisions that

have a major impact on construction costs, at an early stage taken be, it is important to allow suffi cient time

for the VO phase. A starting point where functionality, tructures and installations already well together matched, provides many benefi ts in the further development, both in time and in cost. The feasibility of a design is to a large

extent be achieved in the building structure. During the design process, intermediate calculations made, so that

joint decisions can be made and what is not feasible .

STUDENTENHUISVEST ING, AMSTERDAM | LOCATIE: SCIENCE PARK | PROJECTCODE: 09-ADS10

Science Park Amsterdam is University campus and meeting place for

scientists, entrepreneurs and students. As a fl agship for the client DUWO, the studenthousing is designed in a

striking limegreen color,This building will house about 605 students and pro-

vides 500m2 commercial space.The building is located next to Station Science Park.In connection with the noise levels of the track, and due to environmental regulation a large part of the

building has a double façade.By means of a chain of the square-like spaces, the

building is anchored in the surrounding area and pub-lic space:

Science Park

Student housing,Amsterdam

program:

Student Housing,Commercial.

differentiation:

605 student units,530m2 commercial space,605 bicycle parking places.

Project architect:

N. SchroederR. de Jong

client:

Foundation DuwoKanaalweg 42626 EB Delft

contractor:

Waal bouw

constructor:

van Rossum

commissioned in the year:

2009 Now under construction

completion:

2013

ground surface:

5050 m2

Gross fl oor area:

Houses 21,500 m2Commercial 500 m2

Use Surface total:

15,500 m2

Use area per studentappartment:

25 m2

Total Building costs:

31.000.000 euro

1.The ground fl oor on the square at the tower contains various shopping and business functions. The location

is close to the train station, signifi cant for both residents and the public.

2.The entry zone in the middle of the building gives trans-

parency to the green rear area wich is the outdoor space for the students.

3.On the other side is the ‘pocket park’. This square has

a basketball court and green areas. The houses on this square have direct access.

The special outdoor areas are logically continued in the building. Through spatial entrance halls the more intimate

corridors are reached.The entrance to the low-rise is a special space. The trans-

parency guarantees visual continuity between street and rear area. But the hall also provides for places where

students can meet to work, chat or fi tness.The corridors are all focused on the light and views, and

all have areas where students can meet informally.A progression from public to private, from exposed to

intimate, is achieved with simple means.

PROJECTCODE: 09-ADS | LOCATIE: SCIENCE PARK | STUDENTENHUISVEST ING, AMSTERDAM 11

Polderplein

12 STUDENTENHUISVEST ING, AMSTERDAM | LOCATIE: SCIENCE PARK | PROJECTCODE: 09-ADS

streetside - MacGillavrylaan

facade Polderplein facade MacGillavrylaan

entrance tower

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facade Pocketpark facade railway side

Polderpleinentreeplein

Pocketpark

MacGillavrylaan

rythm and color

Within the large size smaller sizes are clearly distin-guishable. Thus, the building consists of recognizable, smaller components, taking over the rhythm of the MacGillavrylaan. By clustering two windows into one, also the façade is proportionally divided.


entrance low rise chain of special meeting places


entrance low rise

entrance hall: meeting place for students

the levels of the bicycle storage are connected by voids


1

1 - tpv vide 2 3

1 2 3

corridorsThe corridors are oriented to the light,. Bright spaces at the window and

a dark intimate space in the middle.


double façadeThe double facades are designed as small greenhouses. The glass has a screening in the same color as the interior fi nishing, fading out from

closed to transparent.By doubling the color, transparency and depth creates a vibrant shell

around the building.

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Living in the city

LAB01

In this study, we have examined the manner in which a building can accommodate different housing require-

ments in an urban setting.

For this we have developed a system, where 1 span on 2 layers, consists of 1 studio (35m2), 1 starter home (50m2)

and 1 basic house (85m2). the studio is a fl exible span. This is span can be linked to need to the starter home or standard apartment. The plans have been develo-

ped the sanitary facilities and service shafts can remain unchanged. In the fl exible span a removable fl oor sec-tion is projected, making vertical connection possible.

studio / fexible span

starter apartment

standard span

standard plan

expanded apartment

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Bfl ex span is connected to the straters apartment

CFlex span is verticaly connec-ted (down or up)

Athe fl ex-span is a studio

bottom apartments

middle appartments

top apartment

connection by staircase

posible plan “loft” plan

studio

starters apartment

expanded apart-

ment

DE POORT VAN TERWIJDE, UTRECHT | LOCATIE: HOF TERWEYDEWEG | PROJECTCODE: 01-LVT20

program:

apartmentsPreschool

Elementary schoolCommercial

Basement, 95 parking spaces

projectarchitect:

A. van HerkS. de Kleijn

client:

VABO ontwikkeling bv

contractor :

Moes Bouwgroep, Almere

constructor:

Krabbendam-Boerkoel bv

year of assignment:

2001

completion:

januari 2009

surface area:

3610 m2

gross area:

School 950 m2Offi ces 1192 m2

Kindergarten 890 m2Housing 6858 m2

Total 9890 m2 excl. garage

Poort van Terwijde, Utrecht

Hof Terweydeweg

‘De Poort van Terwijde’ was developed at a time when the new district Terwijde, Utrecht, was under construction.

The building is situated next to the train station Terwijde and a park. It marks the entrance of Terwijde, Utrecht.

These new neighborhoods need fl exibility in terms of schools and offi ce space. This building accommodates

this fl exibility.

The complex consists of a parking garage, a two storey high plinth with school, nursery and offi ce space and

apartments on top in two volumes. The western block consists of three layers bayonet apartments located along a corridor with three penthouses at a special

widened gallery on top.The fi rst eleven fl oors of the tower consist of three

dwellings per layer of ± 80 m2. The top six layers have two large apartments per fl oor. All the apartments overlook

the park.

The different functions in the building, with their own structural logic, the need for fl exibility and the noise

polluting effect of the railway tracks affected the external form of the design.

The houses on the west side have a saw tooth facade. On the east side is a triangular tower. The facades turn

away from the noise, providing a pleasant environment for every apartment.

Both the school and the kindergarten have several outdoor spaces at their disposal. The school has a square

on the entrance side. The square is 40 cm high, creating a natural border, between street and school. The roof of the entrance to the parking garage works a stand in the schoolyard. At the rear is more private outdoor space for

smaller children. Two classrooms and a playroom have an entrance to this space.

The nursery also has two outdoor spaces: a very private patio at the south façade for the little ones, and a private

outdoor space on the back for toddlers.

Despite the specifi c requirements of different functions, there is a high degree of fl exibility in the design.

The spaces / the hull is designed to easily expand the school or shrink within the building. Fluctuations in student

numbers can thus be easily absorbed. The commercial space can be divided in various ways, in large offi ces or

in small units. A high number of different apartment types attract divers clientele.

The building can therefore maintain its prominent position as an urban landmark in Terwijde.

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situation

section

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STADSVERNIEUWING MOERWIJK-OOST, DEN HAAG | LOCATIE: MIDDACHTENWEG EN OMGEVING | PROJECTCODE: 06-DCM26

PHASE 1

The green character of the neighborhood is in the new

design as much as possible maintained:

wide streets with front gardens with hedges along the street.

In this plan are 2 types of housing to distinguish the 3 houses

on the outer layer (tpv car parks) and the houses on the

communal courtyard. The houses on the courtyard are 2

ply, with occasional 3rd layer. This creates a relaxed, varied

streetscape.

There are 4 volumes recognizable design. The masonry

consists of a mottled ocher and brown brick with accents.

Depending on the orientation and type of residence, have

Middachtenweg

Urban renewal Moerwijk-Oost,

Den Haag

Moerwijk East is built according to the urban fabric of the

Dudok from the 50s: a clear rectangular street pattern with

strips of construction in an open block structure “around

a common green area. In the coming years this district

undergone a radical transformation. The municipality has

i.s.m. KCAP this one SPvE drawn. Within this planning area

we have commissioned, in 2 phases, approximately 270

homes design.

Phase 1 consists of 79 houses and 2 parking garages

140pp. Phase 2 involves a more differentiated program: 2

apartment buildings (70 homes and 43 social rented homes

for sale starters), 20 mansions on the Singel, 68 houses and

parking garages.

different emphases. The facades are therefore all different,

while clearly related to each other. This gives the houses and

the two streets their own identity.

The windows in the facades a SE orientation feature sloping

sides at the window openings, made of polyester concrete

with glass topping, which refl exes the morning light. The

other windows on the upper fl oors have a white ‘box’. These

boxes are square and refer to the original buildings.

At the corners of the blocks to the street side is a masonry

pattern applied by means of set-back stones, in this way,

the building blocks are clearly terminated.

phase 1:

79 single family houses140 car parking

architect:

Rozemarijn de JongNaud Schroeder

client:

Vestia Den Haag Zuid Oost

constructor:

ABT

start design:

2006

completion phase 1:

2010

Phase 2 Phase 1

terrace garden coll. garden

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70 apartements (rental)

Mansions(singelwoningen)

single family housescollective garden

43 apartements (sale)

single family houses, terras above parkinglot

Situatie

FASE 1 STADSVERNIEUWING MOERWIJK-OOST, DEN HAAG | LOCATIE: MIDDACHTENWEG EN OMGEVING | PROJECTCODE: 06-DCM28

Blok 2 - Verwoldestraat

ground connection

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urban appearanceThe houses adjacent to the communal courtyard, are predominantly 2

fl oors high. By strategically placing a number of 3-layer housing, the street gets a better articulation. This 3-layer houses are also the pillars between

which the optional roof structures, already designed, can be built.

collectieve garden and terracesThe middle blocks have a collective garden. The storage spaces are

designed as small houses, as separate elements in the garden. The design of the collective garden, by Eker & Sheep landscaping is integrally

incorporated into the design.

On top of the parking garages are spacious terraces, which are equipped with large planters that serve as a boundary.

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Middachtenweg

PHASE 2Moerwijk-Oost,

Den Haag

This building, phase 2, is part of the edge along the

Middachtenweg. and consists of 1 apartment building with

70 social rental apartments.

The building was designed with a view to the future:

Polyester concrete panels and geothermal energy reduce

the environmental impact. The social rental apartments

aim at elderly people. The apartments have a large 7.8m

constructive size. The shafts and ducts are positioned so that

the fl oor plan can be mirrored in two directions. This creates

a high fl exibility a dynamic façade and spacious homes.

The private balconies are connected to the gallery.

A collective outdoor space is located at the rear. This

promotes social cohesion in the building.

The facades have a sensual skin, in which the idiom of the

reconstruction area Moerwijk hidden. We have designed

a relief for the facade, which plays with the sunlight, and

makes the facade is tactile. The gallery can be interpreted

as a very deep, spatial facade, contrasting with the smooth

skin of the rest of the building.

programm phase 2:

70 Apartements72 car parking

projectarchitect:

Naud SchroederRozemarijn de Jong

opdrachtgever:

Vestia Den Haag Zuidoost

constructeur:

ABT

opdracht verleend in het jaar

2006

oplevering fase 2:

february 2013

Surface:

6400m2 Social rental apartements

70 appartments (rent)

multi storey family houses

43 appartments (buy)

6 6 75

9 85 2

9 851

9 8 50

9 849

9 84 8

98 4 7

98 23

9 82 4

9 8 32

9 8 35

9 82 5

98 27

98 3 4

9 8 31

9 8 3 3

9 8 2 6

6 6 75

9 85 2

9 851

9 8 50

9 849

9 848

98 4 7

98 23

9 82 4

9 8 32

9 8 35

9 82 5

98 27

98 3 4

9 82 8

9 8 2 9

983 0

9 8 31

9 8 3 3

9 8 2 6

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Front facade

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galery-balconyThe terraces are situated on the outside of the gallery. Because the

position of the terraces alternates, you’re really outside. The terraces are designed as outdoor rooms. The columns have subtile ornaments They

form the spatial boundary and ensure privacy between 2 terraces.

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The balconies are juxtaposed to create a double hieght

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facadeIn reference to the existing architecture, the facade has a play of surfa-

ces and windowframes. Texture differences make the skin of the building.

facadeThe facade of the building has a dark skin. The facades have a sensual

skin panels with a self-designed relief that plays with the sunlight and makes the facades tactile. As you approach the building, more detail will

be visible.

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Spatial integrat ion.

The atmosphere of the BurgemeesterVisserspark, with the old town hall and the large tree-lined school, continues

eastwards to the Old Rhine and stops southbound at the New Town Hall. The newly issued building volume is related

to the old town hall and the school. They are all freestan-ding buildings in green. The architectural limitations, the

landscaping and the material the two buildings will form an ensemble.

The building mass and facades of the new building will delicately communicate with the old monuments, and

form an urban sequence towards the new city center and town hall.

Burg. Visserpark

renovation andnew construction

Scala Park, Alphen aan den Rijn

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program:

about 35 senior apartmentsGarage with approx 35 parking lots

differentiation:

Renovation: approx 11 seniors apartmentsNew construction: approx 24 seniors ap-

partments

Project architect:

R. de Jong

client:

Blauwhoed

contractor:

N.A.

constructor:

N.A.

phase:

2012, feasibility phase

Gross fl oor area:

Newly built 3425m2renovation 1980m2

In the center of Alphen aan den Rijn, located between the old and the new town hall, is the Scala college. A

municipal monument from 1924, that until three years ago was used as an school building.

This building and its surroundings is stately with magnifi cent greenery. It is adjacent to the modern town hall and the

new center of Alphen a / d Rijn.We have become acquainted with the location the

Scala college since 2006. We made a design for 27 luxury apartments can design (Building Application submitted).

Due to the changed market, this plan was never realized.Now we are asked to investigate the possibilities to make senior “life lasting” homes. This means apartments which

are adaptable for care needing elderly.The research is done to renovate Scala building an

making a new building next to it.

SENIORENWONINGEN SCALA-TERREIN, ALPHEN AAN DEN RIJN | LOCATIE: BURG. VISSERPARK | PROJECTCODE: 12-ABS

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old townhall

Scala college front view from Burgemeester Visserpark

new townhall (backside)

situation

oud stadhuis

Scala college

nieuwstadhuis

locatie

Burg.Visserpark

PROJECTCODE: 12-ABS | LOCATIE: BURG. VISSERPARK | SENIORENWONINGEN SCALA-TERREIN, ALPHEN AAN DEN R IJN

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sketch for projecting new building on the location

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impressie studie nieuwbouw aan het bomenplein

PROJECTCODE: 12-ABS | LOCATIE: BURG. VISSERPARK | SENIORENWONINGEN SCALA-TERREIN, ALPHEN AAN DEN R IJN

impressie studie besloten binnengebied impressie studie inpassing nieuwbouwin de omgeving

42 BLOK D4, ALMERE | LOCATIE: EUROPAKWARTIER | PROJECTCODE: 05-AAE42

program:

Single-family dwellingsStarter Homes

Care homesCommercial

2 Twelve-klassige schoolsGym

Nursery / school careSchoolyard88 Parking

differentiation:

16 Soil properties,12 Starters Apartments

35 Apartments and space groupfor young people [plural]

disabilities.

Project architect:

A. van Herk, S. de Kleijn

client:

the Alliance Development

contractor:

Trebbe bouwgroep

constructor:

Smit Westerman, Waddinxveen


June 2005

completion:

2nd half of 2009 - early 2010

Gross fl oor area:

School 1: 1690m2School 2 with gym: 2694m2

KDV / BSO: 770m2Family homes: 2368m2Starter Homes: 1059m2

Assisted living facilities including industrialand garage: 1742m2

Europakwartier

Blok D4, Almere

The urban plan by HzA of Het Europakwartier in Almere consists of building blocks located on boulevards and a

promenade. Special feature of this plan is to use ideas and forms from the 19th century.

The blocks are of such large size that they can obtain (semi-) public elements, such as parking and public

space. Particularl in this block is that besides the houses two schools and a nursery are included. The inner side of

the block is mainly an public schoolyard.

Our interpretation of this is not historicizing, but recogni-zing urban and architectural qualities from this era. We

used a set of attributes from the 19th century:vertical windows

rehearsal in form and material per buildingthird material in the walls beside window frames and masonry. Precast concrete elements articulating the

windows

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birds eye view from South-East

Building 01

- 12 classroom primary school

Building 05

- starters apartments

Building 06

- care housing

- social / commercial space

building 02

-gymnasium

- 12 classroom primary school

building 03

- nursery

- after school care

building 04

- single family housing

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schoolyard looking towards single family housing

squareThe different building blocks enclose a square. On this square are the

entrances of schools, the daycare and the ASC. The square has an open design and is used by the neighborhood and the schools.

Around the square are strategic connections made to the neighborhood.

vista trough building 02 en 03 entrance schoolyard from the boulevard square entrance to building 01 and to the school yard

bouwdeel 01

The Ecumenical school closes the urban street from the schoolyard. We were therefore

forced a long and narrow building design. Nevertheless, we have succeeded to make a good school in this dif-

fi cult and less effi cient form.

The ground fl oor has a slightly larger fl oor height, neces-sary for the playroom and to the auditorium, without

having to sink the fl oor into the ground.

12 classroom primary school

By organizing installations effi ciently, the additional fa-çade surface is reduced to a minimum.

Next to the auditorium is a toddlers playgroup. This playgroup uses the main entrance of the school, but can

still function separately.The entrance is on the schoolyard.

The older kids can enter the building completely separa-ted from the youngest.

The staircase to the upper fl oor ends on the widest part of the corridor. This extra space in the has extra height,

bringing daylight into the corridor.The classrooms at the four corners site of the façade

have a higher ceiling. Here are high windows placed so that the light penetrates deep in the classroom.


fi rst fl oor

second fl oor


facade streetside facade schoolyard

LightThe corner classrooms on the second fl oor have a higher ceiling at the

facade. Because of the high windows the light falls far into the class-rooms. The middle portion of the corridor also has a greater height

catching daylight.

streetside


bouwdeel 02

12 class primary school and gymnasium This public school is a compact model.

On top of the school is a gymnasium with dressing rooms. The building forms with the care homes the urban walls of

a square on the south side. On this square is the audito-rium of the school. A door makes a direct connection

possible between the auditorium and the square, so that the space can serve for neighborhood-oriented use.The entrances to the school are on the playground,

under an overhang. This school has a playgroup entirely separated from the rest of the school, close to the day-

care/kindergarten. From the central hall / auditorium is a very wide staircase to the upper fl oor. The gym also func-

tions as a separate entity and is used by both schools and local sports clubs.

fi rst fl oor

third fl oor

second fl oor


entrance hall / aula

staircase second fl oor

gym


bouwdeel 03

Preschools and after school care (ASC). The entrance hall, three fl oors high with a bridge running across the hall and mezzanines looking into the hall, pro-

vides a high spatial quality for this building.On the ground fl oor is the nursery. The entrance is on the

street side, and leads to the high entrance hall. A stair-

case leads to the supporting functions. These are recon-nected with the ASC through a bridge.

Two nursery groups have direct access to a closed playground.

On the playground side is the entrance of the ASC. Children can therefore walk from both schools to the

ACS without leaving the schoolyard.

fi rst fl oor

second fl oorentrance hall


SpaceThe entrance hall is an exciting space, A bridgeconnects the nursery with

the ASC.

nurseryafter school care 12-classroomprimary school gym

section building 02 and 03


bouwdeel 04

Single family housingBuilding Unit 4 consists of single-family homes in three

layers. The ends are apartments for starters.The curved facade on the north is highlighted by vertical

prefabricated elements. This creates a home a private place, making the street lively and intimate. The housing is developed as “consumer oriented design”. They differ in color, and brickwork, facade layout and have design

options to chose from.


Starters apartmentsThe starter homes, building section 5, are accessed by a large bright entrance hall.The houses have a fl exible plan, because the facilities are placed in the center.

rear of the houses, with on the corners the starters apartments

back facade single family houses

facade


bouwdeel 06

Care residences and facilitiesBuilding Unit 6 consists of an underground garage, a

plinth with commercial space and 4 fl oors with assisted living facilities for heavily handicapped people.

The different needs of the parties involved in this project, are integrated into this plan. The future residents, people

with multiple disability, are given the opportunity to live as independent as possible and to be part of society.

The functions projected in the plinth are fi tness, neighbor-hood center and café, ran by the inhabitants.

entrance facade


parking on the ramp to the garage

street facade side facade schoolyard facade


bouwdeel 06 fi fth fl oor

begane grond

garage

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1 1

2

5

6

7

legend1 studio space2 sleeping space3 cafe4 computer wordsta-tions5 practice room6 offi ce7 fi tness8 terrace

care apartmentsThe houses are fully designed for people with high care needs.

The bedroom is connected through large sliding doors to the living area and bathroom.

From the kitchen there is a relationship with the corridor.

woning verkeersruimte

spacious and light corridors


section

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The offi ce space is housed in two distinguishable building volumes on a base formed by the parking garage. The

parking place for 500 cars is a garage in two fl oors which has its entrance in the middle and is incorporated in the

landscape by:

1 - vegetated roof, slightly convex so that it can be seen from ground level.

2 - slope around the fi rst layer.3 - a constructive facade in the form of a colored precast

concrete elements which refer to nature.

The cars are hidden from view, there is suffi cient daylight in the garage and natural ventilation is ensured.

The constructive design of the garage and head offi ces is a span of 16.20m with a constructive façade. This ensures

a free and fl exible offi ce space, and maximum parking lots.

Papendorp Noord

Kantoorgebouw, Utrecht program:

Offi ce spaceparking

differentiation:

NoordgebouwZuidgebouw

501 parkinglots

project architect:

A. van Herk, N. Schroeder

client:

Kroon

commissioned:

2005

gross fl oor area:

5530 / 5094 m2

KANTOORGEBOUW, UTRECHT | LOCATIE: PAPENDORP | PROJECTCODE: 05-UKP

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impressies

projectcode: 05-UKP | LOKAT IE: PAPENDORP | KANTOORGEBOUW, UTRECHT

APPARTEMENTENGEBOUWEN EN KANTOORGEBOUW, HOORN | LOCATIE: MAELSONSTRAAT | PROJECTCODE: 06-HBM40

Three buildings, two residentialand an offi ce building, next to the provincial road

around Hoorn.

The fl eeting experience for the motorist and the expe-rience from a fi xed position of the user, are essential

for the design. With the V-shape is noise defl ected and optimum noise reduction was obtained. In addition, the sequence of buildings creates a see-through to the underlying area, especially reasoning from the

car. There spatial contact between road and city. The south oriented V shape provides a view to the historic city and the Ijsselmeer for all apartments and offi ces. The interior of residential buildings is used for access.

The buildings Omni directional, have no front or back. Because of the V-shape has unequal legs, the result a dynamic form. Also the façade the experience from a

vehicle changes by means of color and texture.On the cityside the entrance and balconies are locat-

ed. By landscaping, making use of a retaining wall, the

program:

134 Apartments7400 m2 Offi ce

Semi-underground car parkwith storage

differentiation:

1 Building 67 social rentApartment (60-100m2)

1 Building owner-occupied (60-180 m2)Offi ce airframe and

divisible serving multiple customers

Project architect:

Naud Schroeder

client:

Bot bouw InitiatiefInter Maris Hoeksteen


December 2006

Gross fl oor area:

Houses 13,248 m2Offi ce 7400 m2

Total 20,656 m2

Maelsonlocatie

Apartment BuildingsOffi ce building,

Hoorn

parking is removed out of sight and an additional public space is made. Stands arise towards the schoolyard.

The offi ce building is similar in form but its program, construction and height are different. It speaks the same

“language” in terms of architecture.The largest variation will arise in the court where the

offi ce has its own logic compaired the housing (gallery etc.).

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PROJECTCODE: 06-HBM | LOCATIE: MAELSONSTRAAT | APPARTEMENTENGEBOUWEN EN KANTOORGEBOUW, HOORN 4161

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noise

screen

landscape

approach route

sun

vistas

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HKSJ portfolio

Documents

amsterdam pag

utrecht pag

hoorn pag

den haag pag

europakwartier almere

kleijn schroeder en

bureau amsterdam van

jong amsterdam bureau4as