Townhouse Zwanenburg / Heren 5 Architects

Curated by Paula Pintos
COMMUNITY CENTER • ZWANENBURG, THE NETHERLANDS
Architects : Heren 5 Architects
Area : 3200 m²
Year : 2020
Photographs : Luuk Kramer
Manufacturers : Hagemeister
Design Team : Jan Klomp, Sjuul Cluitmans, Gertjan Laan, Pier Helder, Risko Reuvers, Tuan Tu, Rodger van Leeuwen, Sara Bonet Cruchaga
Clients : municipality of Haarlemmermeer
Engineering : K-Dekker
Landscape : Hosper Landscape Architecture
Consultants : Pieters Bouwtechniek, NIBE, INNAX,
Interior Builder : Paul Timmer
City : Zwanenburg
Country : The Netherlands

Textual content description supplied by the architects. A lounge between park and plaza A building with the form of a village and the sensation of a lounge The brand new Zwanenburg village home has been accomplished. A putting and sustainable building that unites public capabilities equivalent to sports activities, assembly, recreation and studying beneath one spectacular picket roof, impressed by the village roofs within the fast neighborhood. The building emphatically unites two worlds; that of park and plaza.

That is seen within the architecture with the fabric use of wooden and stone, which connects with one another and with the pure setting. This assembly place with sports activities, tradition and leisure for younger and previous, connects the middle of the village with the park, giving the Coronary heart of Zwanenburg new which means and attract. All utilization areas are seen and accessible from the spacious centrally positioned “interior avenue”, which varieties an inviting collective lounge with the bar and terrace on the water. Outdoors there can be a sq. paved like wall-to-wall carpet with varied seating choices, a water basin and a small decorative backyard.

This tree-enclosed pedestrian area can be utilized flexibly, motorists are “visitors” and small-scale occasions can happen. (Completion 2021, after relocation of the adjoining building). The village home is constructed sustainably and really vitality environment friendly (EPC beneath 0 & GPR 8.1). By making optimum use of daylight and pure greenery, a noticeably nice and wholesome indoor local weather is created all through the building.

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