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News • News • 22 Aug 2024
Maastricht apartment building’s red brickwork references “Amsterdam School” style of architecture
Maastricht-based Martens Willems & Humblé Architecten has completed a new apartment building in the Wyckerpoort neighborhood of Maastricht on the edge of the “Groene Loper” (Green Carpet), a burgeoning green residential and working environment. The apartment building’s red brickwork references the “Amsterdam School” style of architecture.
Arjen Schmitz
Martens Willems & Humblé Architecten
For many years, the residential area of Wyckerpoort was originally sandwiched between a railway line to the west and a highway (introduced in 1959) to the east. Tunneling of the highway provided the foundation for a new green urban boulevard — the five-kilometer-long (three-m... More
Project • By Verheij Architect • Student Housing
Renovation Martinushuis, Maastricht
The monumental Martinushuis on Hoogbrugstraat in Maastricht (Wyck) has been given a new social function after a major renovation. In the Martinushuis Community Home & Wijkhuis, 21 studios have been realized for young status holders and students, among others. The "new" Martinushuis also offers various facilities for the neighborhood.The Martinushuis is an initiative of The Masters, Elisabeth Strouven Fund and the municipality of Maastricht. More
Project • By Verheij Architect • Housing
11 houses Lindenkruis Phase 2, Maastricht (NL)
The Urban Development Plan Lindenkruis (the former site of the utility companies in Maastricht) comprises apartments and houses with a parking garage, which have been realized in phases. The Lindenkruis project consists of a number of building blocks in a larger city block. Within the city block, streets and squares have been designed with an informal character. In principle, these are only accessible to slow traffic and emergency services, creating a quiet inner world.
After Phase 1 of the Lindenkruis plan was completed in 2017, Verheij Architecten realized 7 town houses (Remisepavé) and 4 town houses (Maagdendries) in phase 2 of the plan.
Client: RO group ZuidContractor: Hurks BouwConstructor: Ingenieursbureau van der Wer... More
Project • By INTERALTER interiorarchitects • Hotels
Kaboom Hotel
On the outside, the Kaboom Hotel reflects the architectural style in which in was built - the Amsterdam School. On the inside, it is ultra-modern and designed for the modern traveler. Interior designer Roger Hann decided to work with Mosa tiles in this design, partly because the tiles are produced locally, but also because of the durability and scalability offered by ceramics.
In most hotels, high traffic areas like corridors tend to show signs of wear and tear due to a constant stream of suitcases and linen carts. Here, halls for instance include partial wall tiling made from diagonal ceramic tiles that protects walls from damage and also creates an unusual look. Corridor floor tiles come from the same tile collection from Mosa. The ma... More
Project • By Verheij Architect • Housing
17 houses Lindenkruis Phase 1, Maastricht
The Urban Development Plan Lindenkruis (the former site of the utility companies in Maastricht) comprises apartments and houses with a parking garage, which have been realized in phases. The Lindenkruis project consists of a number of building blocks in a larger city block. Within the city block, streets and squares have been designed with an informal character. In principle, these are only accessible to slow traffic and emergency services, creating a quiet inner world.
In Phase 1 of the Lindenkruis project, Verheij Architecten realized 12 town houses on Op de Lijnakker / Apostelenpavé and 5 town houses on Maagdendries.
Client: RO groupContractor: Hurks BouwConstructor: Ingenieursbureau van der Werf en Nass bv Building physics... More