Industrial
Nature

The Hague, NL

 

Location: Binckhorst, The Hague (NL)
Year: 2018
Site Footprint: 793 m2
FSI Netto: 13.2
Gross Floor Area: 10.500 m2
Total Number of Apartments: 77
ranging in sizes from 65m2, 100m2 and 140m2
Program: Residential, Offices, Commercial
Client: Bemog projectontwikkeling
Associates: Olaf Gipser Architects
Sustainability & Installations:
adviesbureau DWA
Construction: Pieters Bouwtechniek
Landscape & Ecology:
Smartland landscape architecture
Urbanism: Starling Structures
Mobility: Advier
Renderings: Plomp

The Anthony is an elaborately worked out concept of the task which the city of The Hague has set for itself: Densifying, Increasing sustainability and Greening. With The Anthony, the extraordinary and sturdy living and working area of ​​the Binckhorst area will have an architecturally just as special, powerful and iconic building.

Numerous proven, innovative elements have been applied that answer questions related to themes such as urban identity, liveliness, mixed program, energy, waste, water, ecology, climate adaptation and mobility. These elements have been made visible as far as possible and put on display.

We are adding two strong living environments to the Trekvliet zone of the Binckhorst: a fairly compact and highly urban block below and a more open, nature-inclusive tower above. Both with their own subtle industrial character.

 
 
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