Amersfoort, Netherlands

Commercial Area 'de Hoef'

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Ag Nova Architecten Amersfoort B.v.

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A new future for an average commercial building at an average commercial area.

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Used by SOMT, foundation education of manual therapy.

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The program of Manual Therapy is primarily attended during the weekend by experienced Physiotherapists. For these 150 students a large lecture hall, two practice halls and a number of classrooms have been realized. All these facilities are as well as physically as visually connected by means of an eight meter high atrium space. This atrium space is the place to meet and to work individually. For educational benefits a policlinic will be added in the near future. The materialisation is a combination of natural materials; slate stone from Argentina, Bamboo flooring, wood and steel.

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This project appeared on europaconcorsi home page slideshow dedicated to dutch architecture. The series was realized in cooperation with Miguel Loos. We thank him for his help, kindness and professional advice.

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© Ag Nova Architecten Amersfoort B.v. . Published on July 18, 2007.

Photo: Luuk Kramer © All rights reserved. Courtesy by AG Nova Architecten Amersfoort B.V.

© Ag Nova Architecten Amersfoort B.v. . Published on July 18, 2007.

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July 18, 2007

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Ag Nova Architecten Amersfoort B.v.

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Luuk Kramer

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Design Team

Derk-jan Huisman, Jeroen Osendarp

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somt amersfoort/brussels

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