Reference projects

Woudestein student accommodation was built on the Woudenstein Campus, next to the Erasmus University campus. The building includes 280 student apartments and a terrace on the roof and it stands eight stories tall.

This tower in Rotterdam is also known as 'Toren op Zuid' [Tower on South]. KPN Telecom's regional head office is located within the KPN office building in Wilhelminapier. The building itself is more than 98 metres high and in 200 it became one of the first new buildings at Wilhelminapier. The ground floor features an 'experience centre' and restaurants, which are accessible to the public.

The Utrecht University Medical Centre (UMC) is an academic hospital that is affiliated with Utrecht University. It was established in 1999, following the merger of the Utrecht Academic Hospital, the Wilhelmina Children's Hospital and the Faculty of Medicine of Utrecht University. The UMC has room for approximately 1,000 beds and more than 11,000 employees. The various buildings are located at the De Uithof university centre.

In august 2012 it became known that the Franciscus Hospital in Roosendaal and the Lievensberg Hospital in Bergen op Zoom would merge on the 1st of January 2015. By doing so a new hospital arose with two headquarters in Roosendaal and Bergen op Zoom and three outpatients’ clinics in Steenbergen, Oudenbosch and Etten-Leur. Due to the merger the organisation is now better equipped to meet today’s demands.

J.P. van Eesteren started the build of the Amstel Tower in January 2016. The project is situated directly next to the Amstel station. The Amstel Tower, with its 100 meters, is the highest residential- and hotel tower within the ring road of Amsterdam. Making this a new eyecatcher for the capital. Aside from the hotel with its 186 rooms the building also has 192 city apartments, a parking lot with 171 spaces and two hospitality venues on ground level.

The Splinter is located between Coolsingel and Lijnbaan, right next to the ABN Office and opposite Hotel Atlanta in the centre of Rotterdam. The new owner has transformed the 70-metre high office building into a hotel with 150 rooms. De Splinter, dating from 2002, is the third largest office building in the Rotterdam city centre which will be converted into a hotel.

Outdated offices of the World Fashion Centre tower III from the 2nd to the 13th floor have been converted into 294 loft apartments by order of City Pads from Eindhoven. The other areas on the ground floor and first floor have retained their function as a location for clothing stores. With the addition of a completely new floor, the total floor area will be approx. 40,000 m².

In Alphen aan den Rijn, 126 apartments have been built on Prins Bernhardlaan by order of Amvest and Fred Developers BV. The apartments are located in the existing office building of Rijnstate. The building has 4 floors with a total surface area of approx. 11,000 m² and a parking space underneath with space for 142 parking spaces.

In Amsterdam-East, on James Wattstraat, a former office building has been transformed into 205 rental apartments with a number of studio apartments on the ground floor. The office area has also been expanded with two new storeys. The tenants and users of the offices will have access to facilities such as a roof terrace, a fitness room and a laundry room.