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Project • By StudioninedotsApartments

360 Degrees

Along the water of the IJ river in Amsterdam lies 360 Degrees, the closing piece of Grasweg. The new building is located right opposite our urban plan Cityplot Buiksloterham. Its design was developed integrally with Cityplot and shares the same ambitions on flexibility, circularity and social sustainability. Being the highest and largest structure in the area, the building forms a sculptural symbol of re-use — not only from its surroundings, but also from the water and the city centre across. Sebastian van Damme Teaming up with StoneCycling, we developed a new series of so-called WasteBasedBricks®, which upcycle selected construction waste into high-quality building bricks. With these bricks, we were able to repurpose a tota... More

Product • By HOLLANDFELTwoolfelt dyed colours

woolfelt dyed colours

best quality woolfelt in more then 100 colours More

Product • By PlexwoodPlexwood Strip

Plexwood Strip

About Strip Strip is a classic solid wood product, it is suitable for both fixed tapis flooring and for edge finishing and skirting, making it a very multifunctional product. Strip is standard available in Birch, Beech, Oak, Pine, Pine/Ocoumé, Meranti, Ocoumé, Poplar and Deal in two thicknesses. Our materials are produced on demand to meet your specific technical or sustainability requirements, specials are made at request. Plexwood is, for instance, suitable for homes, restaurants, offices, schools, health care, institutions, airports and retail environments. ©plexwood Characteristics Strip for flooring Strip is a classic tapis, and always need to be fully glued and nailed onto an interm... More

Project • By Mei architects and plannersCultural Centres

Fenix I, Loft apartments on top of a warehouse

Fenix Lofts & Fenix DocksFenix I double winner at the Rotterdam Architectuurprijs 2019. Both jury and the public found Fenix I to be the best building of Rotterdam. With almost 45,000 m2 of mixed-use space, Rotterdam gained another bold and iconic building. Fenix I is not just an architectural landmark, but is also in technical terms a great work of art. Marc Goodwin Through the existing monumental Fenix warehouse, which dates back to 1922, an immense steel table structure has been built, comprising of approximately one kiloton (1 million kg) of steel. On top, a new concrete building has been created, with 212 new loft apartments, varying in size from 40 to 300 m2. These lofts are developed entirely according to the wishes of the... More