Valley Building, designed for developer Edge, aims to bring a green, human dimension back to Amsterdam Zuidas’ typically harsh office environment. The project creates a mixed-use community at a key intersection, where modern design meets nature.
The House Under the Ground by WillemsenU transforms a small goat house site into a stunning, underground retreat. Located on the edge of a protected nature reserve, the project works within strict zoning limits while enhancing the natural beauty of the landscape.
Q Residences, Studio Gang’s first completed building in Europe, directly addresses Amsterdam’s urgent housing needs while creating a vibrant mixed-use community at a key intersection in Amsterdam-Zuid. Located in the heart of Buitenveldert—one of the last garden cities in the capital—the project draws on the neighborhood’s relaxed
Hidden Villa transforms a former Dutch coastal estate into a park-like residential retreat. It honors the site’s cultural and historical roots while creating a warm, modern home. Monumental trees, distinctive architecture, and stunning views come together to form an inviting space.
The Muse and CasaNova represent a bold new vision for Rotterdam’s urban high-rises. In 2013, after the financial crisis, Barcode Architects stepped in and proposed a design for a small plot in Rotterdam’s Maritime District. Instead of waiting for the market to respond, they took action.
Wij_land is a self-build collective that brings together individuals committed to a more sustainable and socially connected way of living. Initiated by Mireille Capiau and Daniël Bakker, the project was developed with the guidance of Space&Matter and Common City, shaping a residential community that prioritizes sharing, diversity, and environmental responsibility.
Villa Anchored in Forest Landscape by Derksen Windt Architecten is a striking example of contemporary architecture that emphasizes harmony with its natural surroundings. Located near Vogelenzang, this villa embraces the forested landscape with two primary orientations—one facing an open plot and the other overlooking bulb fields through the trees.
Located near the iconic Burcht van Leiden castle, Studio Modijefsky designed Hotel Rumour by transforming a historic carriage house from 1657 into a vibrant social hub. Despite its name, Hotel Rumour is not a place for sleeping but offers spaces for dining, drinks, private gatherings, and even dance nights.
