In the Netherlands, architecture blends functionality with innovation in often surprising ways. Browse Dutch projects published on HomeWorldDesign that reflect clarity, boldness, and spatial intelligence.
At 65,000m² the Booking.com HQ Campus in the heart of Amsterdam is one of the largest urban projects in Western Europe. It’s situated on the tip of Oosterdokseiland, a small island nestled between Central Station and the…
THNK is a school for creative leadership in Amsterdam. Its goal is to develop leaders capable of delivering innovative solutions for the world’s greatest challenges. THNK is written without an ‘I’ because, according to the company’s ethos,…
The Silky Black house is prefabricated and sustainably constructed out of wooden cassettes filled with flax insulation. Occasionally made with decorating birch plywood.
There’s a new beacon in North Amsterdam luring people to cross the river IJ: Polly Goudvisch. As soon as you step on the ferry from Amsterdam Central Station you can see the outline of this two-storey bar…
Ami Bistro is the new go-to place for unpretentious French dining in the Dutch capital. Studio Modijefsky was asked to create the interior for this all-day bistro in the popular Amsterdam district of De Pijp.
Studio Woods designed the interior of a two-storey apartment. The 87-square-meter venue is located in the picturesque, bohemian Jordaan district of Amsterdam in a typical brick townhouse from 1863.
Situated less than ten minutes from Amsterdam, on an old dike along the Markermeer lake, is a small village in the municipality of Waterland called Uitdam.
Speehuis House is not only unique in its appearance and location but above all, for its very sustainable and healthy design. The energy-neutral design consists virtually entirely of circular and bio-based materials.
i29 converted a neglected 17th century canal house into a bright home with unexpected views and room for discovery. The house is located along the canals near Amstelveld, originally constructed in 1675.
