Den Haag.Projects 23. De Banier. City Hall Leyweg Den Haag, Netherlands Rudy Uytenhaak apartment, auditorium, government, library, office

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1 Den Haag Projects 23 Created 24-Mar-16 By Joana Venancio, Covilha, Portugal City Hall Leyweg Den Haag, Rudy Uytenhaak apartment, auditorium, government, library, office Theatre Diligentia Parking Garage Laakhaven Randstadrail station DGMR Casuariestraat Garden Studio Souterrain Tram Tunnel Ypenburg Watervillas De Baljurk 7 City Hall & Central Library Houtrust 14 Beelden aan Zee 15 Hof van Ostade 16 Louwman museum 17 Den Haag, Michael Graves museum 8 Entrance building and kiosk 18 Den Haag, Tebodin cafe, information centre 9 10 Multifunctional School Building Tesselseveld Den Haag, HVE architecten community centre, education, kindergarten, primary school, sport Theatre the Regentes Den Haag, Atelier PRO culture, renovation, theatre 11 Den Haag, Archipelontwerpers dwellings, shop Den Haag, HVE architecten housing, mixed-use development Den Haag, MVRDV dwellings, urban plan 6 Den Haag, OMA - Rem Koolhaas tram station, tunnel, underground parking 13 Den Haag, Quist Wintermans en museum Den Haag, BLOOT ure office, pavilion, private house 5 Den Haag, Fokkema & Partners en office De Banier Den Haag, DKV en housing Den Haag, Zwarts & Jansma s train station, tram station 4 Den Haag, Atelier PRO car park Den Haag, HKSJ social housing Den Haag, HVE architecten theatre 3 Waterwijk Ypenburg 21 Den Haag, MVRDV housing, urban plan 12 Den Haag, Richard Meier library, office Médiathèque Lycee van Gogh 22 Den Haag, Atelier Koller auditorium, library, secondary school 1

2 De Raden Den Haag, HVE architecten dwellings, social housing 23 Nonument De Olieberg 25 Den Haag, N2 en housing, kindergarten 24 Den Haag, FAT (Fashion ure Taste) pavilion, bicycle stand 2

3 photo: Pieter Kers photo: Pieter Kers City Hall Leyweg Leyweg HA Den Haag r-escamphtm The second Town Hall in The Hague, the municipality offices on the Leyweg, was designed by architect Rudy Uytenhaak The building is a signal for the surroundings and a catalyst for the modernisation of the urban district There is a blend of civil service provision, a library and homes around the office building Inventive use of both new and 'proven' building techniques generated a result with a highly expressive form, which is spatially surprising, flexible, functional and durable photo: Pieter Kers Project is public! m², Urban planner Rudy Uytenhaak Gemeente Den Haag Roderick mon,wed,thu and fri: h tue: h Tram 8,9,16 or bus 20, 27, 427 to stop Leyweg / Melis Stokelaan 3

4 photo: Peter de Ruig photo: Peter de Ruig Theatre Diligentia Lange Voorhout EA Den Haag Theatre Diligentia, one of the oldest theatres in the and located on the Lange Voorhout in The Hague From the outside Diligentia has a classical identity Once inside the building reveals a light filled, modern core, the foyer, located at the former courtyard of the existing building ensemble Through various cut-outs in the core and the original walls around the courtyard the various buildings and spaces are dynamically connected and the layering of the separate buildings in time and space has been made visible Project is public! m², Interior architect Building costs consultant Structural engineer Structural engineer Acoustics consultant Acoustics consultant HVE architecten HVE_architecten BBN Adviseurs Broersma Energique BV PB Theateradviseurs Schakel & Schrale City of The Hague photo: Peter de Ruig Stop Kneuterdijk: bus 22, 24, tram 1, 10 Stop Buitenhof: tram 16,

5 photo: Luuk Kramer photo: Luuk Kramer Parking Garage Laakhaven Leeghwaterplein 2521 Den Haag The public underground parking structure (1400 places) in the former harbour basin of Laakhaven is expressed as a 350-metre-long, two-storey tunnel between Rijswijkseweg and Leeghwaterplein Although the roof of the car park is underwater the facility itself is laid out as a kind of polder The side walls reach down to a virtually waterproof underground stratum of clay, forming with it a sealed tub The lower parking layer, a full seven metres below mean sea level, has concrete block paving Because the car park is ventilated using jet fans like a real tunnel, its ceilings are streamlined Where the car park runs below one of the wings of the Haagse Hogeschool it gains an imposing supporting structure The extra storey height required for this structure was used to make a slit of fenestration affording a view up from the car park of the waterfall next to the stepping-stone zebra crossing on the roof photo: Joeri Van Beek Project is not public! m² Project manager Acoustics consultant Contractor Atelier PRO Homij J van Toorenburg bv Strabag Gemeente Den Haag, Q-Park Atelier_PRO 5

6 photo: Zwarts & Jansma architects photo: Bjorn Utpott Randstadrail station Prinses Beatrixlaan 2595 Den Haag Randstadrail is a project for a new light urban rail network between The Hague and Rotterdam and runs partly over existing tram and railway tracks This new viaduct is built over the entire length of the Beatrixlaan, with a new station halfway The space-frame tubular construction follows the curve that Joan Busquets has set out for the alignments and the roadways on the Beatrixlaan For a length of 400 m the viaduct is constructed from a skeleton structure of rings of mild-steel strips with a diameter of about 10 m, interconnected by diagonally set tubes to form an open tube structure The relatively great structural height of the tube makes it easy to cover the large spans The construction will be supported by V-shaped columns and provides room for two tracks for passing trains Thanks to the big spans of 40 and 50 m there are relatively few columns at street level There is also hardly any visual obstruction at eye level, so that social safety and traffic safety are not compromised Project is public! 2006 Contractor Zwarts & Jansma s BAM Wilma bv Stadsgewest Haaglanden Bjorn_Utpott photo: Bjorn Utpott Tram lines 3 and 4 cross the viaduct and stop at the tram station The viaduct is within walking distance from the Central Train Station of Den Haag 6

7 photo: Horizon Photoworks photo: Horizon Photoworks DGMR Casuariestraat Casuariestraat VB Den Haag Within a period of two months Casuariestraat no5 has been transformed from an outdated office building which was difficult to let into a contemporary office building which is almost completely rented out The energetic and technical level is improved from label F to label C One of the main interventions has been the addition of glass panels before the existing façade The variable angles of the panels result in a dynamic composition with a strong plasticity The interior has become a light open space by creating large voids in the floors photo: Horizon Photoworks Project is not public! m² Fokkema & Partners en Fokkema 7

8 photo: Tjeerd Bloothoofd photo: Tjeerd Bloothoofd Garden Studio Lindestraat HK Den Haag A 'building permit free' garden studio in Voorburg, the, to be used by the client as office space and a guesthouse The size of the garden, a brick shed to be maintained, a restricted construction budget and the limitations in height and footprint due to permits, were all of influence on the design Despite the limitations, the starting point was to make an as free as possible space The timber on the facade is non-treated and throughout time it will blend into the garden By not attaching the studio to the old shed, new differentiated outside spaces are created The glazed corner generously invites the light in and offers a nice view of the garden In order to create privacy, sliding blinds are placed on the facade, which at the same time provides an adjustable element Inside, the kitchen and bathroom are placed in a coloured wall One long wall is entirely storage area, allowing the rest of the space to be an open-plan area photo: Tjeerd Bloothoofd Project is not public! m² BLOOT ure Private Bloot-ure 8

9 Souterrain Tram Tunnel Grote Marktstraat BH Den Haag Urban plans to make The Hague denser (space to expand is only found inside the city, since it s confined by sea, highway and neighbouring cities) ánd minimize traffic on street level has urged the municipality to go underground The city had a long and difficult process developing this multistory 1250 m long underground tunnel with two stops for trams combined with 500 parking spaces The construction floor was leaking and damaged the surroundings So the whole tunnel was entirely flooded to keep surrounding buildings form collapsing It got several nicknames tramtanic and swimtunnel Construction could only be finished under high pressure air to prevent the water to enter After 4 years of delay, costs largely exceeded budget (130 million euro) and the Dutch government started asking questions When finished and all problems left behind, the project won several prizes It definitely proved architecture can have a positive effect when applied to the rigor of transport pragmatism Project is public! m² Contractor Structural engineer Contractor OMA - Rem Koolhaas Ballast Nedam SAT Construction Corp Strukton Den Haag Municipality Naomi In between Spui and Grote Markt Straat are several underground stations Please be aware that you need a valid transportation ticket and that photography is not permitted in the stations 9

10 photo: Piotr Krajewski photo: Piotr Krajewski Ypenburg Watervillas Van der Krukwater ZE Den Haag The borders of Dutch lakes are more and more colonized with private properties They reduce public accessibility of the lake shores In the Deelplan 10 area in Ypenburg, as part of MVRDV's master plan, a series of watervillas was positioned at the ends of the piers, peeking into a communal lake MVRDV designed the four villas as single-storey units, with a roof deck on top, they can be glued together This wooden amalgam can be lifted up to 12 metres high, allowing a water space underneath with private water decks, a parking lot, a dock for private boats, and a communal bench overlooking the lake, all positioned on wooden decks within the reed The owners can jump from the sky deck through the house and down to the private part of the lake Two elevator and stair cores allow this lifting act A balancing figure appears (text from architect's website) photo: Piotr Krajewski Project is not public! 2005 MVRDV pkrajewski_pl 10

11 photo: Archipelontwerpers De Baljurk Kettingstraat 2511 AM Den Haag Archipelontwerpers produced a design for the renovation of 8 shops in the historical centre of The Hague The street where they stand formed an exception in the otherwise beautifully refurbished city centre: the dilapidated dwellings above the shops stood empty and many of the buildings were boarded up; the public space was neglected The client, property developer Geste, wanted to build something that would give the neighbourhood a boost The façades of the buildings were restored and behind them new dwellings were built, accessed from a raised terrace Below ground level is a large retail space with a flexible floor plan The 8th, corner building has a new glass curtain wall draped in a golden steel mesh that lends the whole project an exclusive air Attention-getting was not the only reason for choosing a sculptural form - it also alludes to the formal idiom of the Art Nouveau architecture in the immediate vicinity and to the sinuous course of the stream that once flowed here Public access unknown! 2005 Archipelontwerpers Geste groep Kirsten_Hannema photo: Archipelontwerpers Located on the corner of Kettingstraat and Achterom in The Hague's city centre 11

12 photo: João Morgado City Hall & Central Library Spui BT Den Haag In the heart of the 12 storey complex is the 50m high internal atrium: one of the largest indoor public spaces in Europe known as the Citizens Hall All local municipal offices, central and public desk-facilities are grouped around the atrium The elements of this mega-facility are combined with a semi-independent rental office building at its north-eastern end and extensive shopping frontage throughout the ground floor The central library has its own entrance and is located at the extreme northwestern corner, where its dynamic form imparts a strong character to the principal plaza Inside and out, the structure is clad in white, porcelain-enamelled metal panels, measuring 85 by 180 cm Subsequently, the whole building is set up by a multiple of 45 cm The glass roof of the atrium is supported by free-spanning laminated timber trusses incorporating sunscreens, maintenance walkways, and light fixtures The inhabitants of The Hague have nicknamed it: the ice-palace photo: João Morgado Project is public! m² Richard Meier City of Den Haag Naomi The atrium of the city hall is open for the public during office hours For more information on opening hours of the library, check the website of the public library: You can walk to the Spui from train station HS within 10 min The trams 1 ans 16 stop at Spui-Stadhuis or Centrum Tram 9 and 15 stop at Spui-Stadhuis or stop at Kalvermarkt-Stadhuis Tram 2, 3 and 6 (stop Spui), Bus 22 and 24 (stop Spui-Stadhuis) 12

13 photo: HKSJ photo: HKSJ De Banier Middachtenweg PD Den Haag This building is part of the urban edge along the Middachtenweg It consists of 70 social rental apartments The building was designed with a view to the future: Polyester concrete panels and geothermal energy reduce the environmental impact The apartment have a large 78m constructive size The shafts and ducts are positioned so that the floor plan can be mirrored in two directions This creates a high flexibility, a dynamic façade and spacious homes The private balconies are connected to the gallery A collective outdoor space is located at the rear This promotes social cohesion in the building The facades have a sensual skin, in which the idiom of the reconstruction area Moerwijk is hidden The relief for the facade plays with the sunlight, and makes the facade tactile The gallery can be interpreted as a very deep, spatial facade, contrasting with the smooth skin of the rest of the building photo: HKSJ Project is not public! m² Structural engineer Building physics consultant HKSJ ABT Cauberg-Huygen Ceres projecten SJO-architecten 13

14 photo: DKV en photo: DKV en Houtrust Tjalie Robinsonduin Den Haag The two apartment blocks on the location of the former Houtrusthallen in The Hague form an architectonic ensemble that combines unity and difference Both buildings consist of a number of building sections differing in height, but they jointly form a continuous, alternating, urban silhouette The contours of the façade change but the content is closely related The layout of the public space on which both buildings are situated represents an important means of binding the ensemble A powerful stone grid with a deep-set ridge detail serves as a framework for the kinship between the buildings The configuration of dimensions is based on the fact that the main shape of the buildings can accommodate all the differences in architectural preconditions, programme and height differences At the same time, the grid forms a frame for the individual expression of the residents, which gives the building an attractive liveliness photo: DKV en Project is not public! 2011 DKV en Proper Stok Groep DKV 14

15 Beelden aan Zee Harteveltstraat EL Den Haag In one of the busiest tourist centers of The one can find the Museum Beelden aan Zee 'Sculptures by the sea ' is an oasis of tranquility It is built underneath and around an old Pavilion erected in 1826 by King William A quiet place filled with sculptures of man The work of the well-known Dutch architect Wim Quist is at its best in this museum, in its surprising variety in size, light, shape and level The museum is built partly in a dune, and has a large hall filled with daylight, patios and terraces The collection of mr and mrs Scholten-Miltenburg together with changing exhibitions of contemporary sculptures have found a unique haven near the sea Project is public! 1994 Quist Wintermans en Museum Beelden aan Zee boeboe Tuesday - Sunday: 11-17:00 h Monday closed Tram line 1 to Scheveningen stops at Scheveningse slag The museum is 200 m south of the Kurhaus, directly on the sea 15

16 photo: HVE architecten photo: HVE architecten Hof van Ostade Hoefkade 2526 MZ Den Haag The Hof van Ostade project is located along the Hoefkade, a long and architecturally very diverse street In this context the choice was made to design a visually strong and autonomous project The minimalist look of the three building blocks of the Hof va Ostade allows for the project to merge with the existing urban fabric, without overruling the surrounding buildings In all three building blocks commercial space is located on the Hoefkade, at street level By creating a setback and colonnade shops have a semi-public space, which bridges the larger urban scale and the smaller scale of shop interiors and central entrances to the apartments above the commercial space photo: Peter de Ruig Public access unknown! 2008 Contractor Structural engineer Building physics consultant HVE architecten BAM Broersma Wolf Dikken Adviseurs BAM Woningbouw Den Haag HVE_architecten Tram 12: Stop Hoefkade 16

17 photo: Jeroen Meijer photo: Jeroen Meijer Louwman museum Leidsestraatweg BB Den Haag The Great Hall, with its huge, arched timber roof, forms an east-west backbone through the building, which distinguishes the lofty exhibition rooms from the smaller, public rooms by the main entrance, such as the museum shop and the access to the theatre With the steep, peaked roofs that are typical of Dutch architecture, the exterior of this section of the museum is reminiscent of a coach house This makes the building as a whole appear smaller, so that it blends sympathetically with buildings in the surrounding area The design incorporates modern details alongside distinctive Dutch elements The bricks in the façades have been laid in a special woven pattern, forming a stark contrast to the other, more understated surfaces It is complemented by quarry stone details and a slate-tiled roof As well as serving as a special exhibition space, an octagonal pavilion at the rear of the building has been positioned in line with an existing avenue of trees, connecting the building with the Project is public! m² Main designer, Landscape architect Michael Graves Lodewijk Baljon Landschaparchitecten Evert Louwman jpmm photo: Jeroen Meijer Tuesday till Sunday 10:00-17:00 Coming from the north, take the A44 highway to Benoordenhoutseweg - (near Duindicht) 17

18 Entrance building and kiosk Pompstationsweg JV Den Haag Water purification company Dunea has build a new gatehouse along with the fencing, next to an old water tower This area is the starting point for many recreational routes crossing the dunes Cyclists, pedestrians and horse riders pass by this open space, where also a small information Kiosk with catering facilities is located This information kiosk has a small bar (called 'Onder de Watertoren') with outdoor terrace, and a roof top viewpoint Visitors to the dunes here can obtain information about Dunea, the water tower, drinking water and the dunes Project is public! 2010 Contractor Supplier Tebodin Gvan der Ven Aannemingsbedrijf Martens Prefab Beton Dunea Naomi Park your car near the Zwolsestraat / van Alkemadelaan, and walk into the protected dune area for another 10 minutes Or take the bike or horse Public transport: bus 21 and 22, or tram 9 and 1 stop at 'Zwarte Pad', walk another 5 minutes from here 18

19 photo: Peter de Ruig photo: HVE architecten Multifunctional School Building Tesselseveld Tesselsestraat JH Den Haag We feel that a school should be like a small town, with streets, squares and houses A town where one meets, learns, plays and discovers A school as a town where children learn to peacefully coexist and grow The assignment for Tesselseveld was to create a community school that unites two elementary schools with playgroups and an enlarged gym in a single building From the start we set out to design a building in which all the different organisations would be able to function independently and separately while maintaining a physical, spatial and tangible connection In order to accomplish this all the different programs were given a separate entrance and several common areas were created In this way the building can also be used for community use and after-school care activities The common areas are a playroom and the enlarged gym hall, both located in the centre of the building A wide corridor with skylights voids connects all spaces and becomes a space of encounter for all photo: HVE architecten Project is not public! m², Interior architect Structural engineer Contractor HVE architecten HVE_architecten Broersma Ingenieursbureau van Zanten Bouw Stichting Christelijk Onderwijs Haaglanden (SCOH) and City of The Hague By public transport: from train station The Hague HS take tram 11 to Scheveningen Haven and exit the tram at stop Nieboerweg (Noord) From there it's a three minute walk Total time form The Hague HS is 27 min 19

20 photo: Pan Sok photo: Pan Sok Theatre the Regentes Weimarstraat GR Den Haag The Nationaal Toneel (National Theatre) has asked the advice of AtelierPRO about the possibilities to convert an old swimming pool into a new theatre with all associated facilities within the overall plan of colleague Bullhorst After a visit and an afternoon at the drawing board AtelierPRO came to the conclusion that it would indeed be possible to make a wonderful theatre with different atmospheres The project had to be realised in a short period of time The concept is very simple: AtelierPRO would place a new floor on the old swimming pool, which functions as theatre floor On the short side there is a new foyer, which is connected to the theatre café that is situated on a slightly lower level AtelierPRO has intentionally not used the inclining floor of the swimming pool as amphitheatre as this would have been too flexible Besides, it would have been illogical with regard to the location of the foyer photo: Pan Sok Project is public! m² Structural engineer Contractor Acoustics consultant Structural engineer Services engineer Atelier PRO Broersma DZL Peutz Consulting Engineers & Associes Stevens en Van Dijck THT/Van Toorenburg Het Nationale Toneel Atelier_PRO 20

21 photo: João Morgado photo: João Morgado Waterwijk Ypenburg Stiemensvaart ZE Den Haag Hagen Island offers an attractive image, for consumption by a broad range of people Clearly, the project does not aspire to appeal to just an elite group of artistic souls 'receptive' to such housing Almost half the houses are for the rental sector, while the rest are for sale at prices of between 35 and 55 million guilders One section of the neighbourhood is now inhabited and signs of domesticity are already visible - flower pots, paved paths, lace decorations MVRDV styling, it would seem, has not influenced residents' preferences The large sliding glass doors on each floor reveal the interiors ranging from curving plastic bedroom kitsch to Scandinavian timber cosiness The greatest quality of these houses is just how smoothly they accommodate the everyday Personal touches do not detract from the overall picture, as so often happens with housing schemes that aspire to the title ure photo: Rositsa Andreeva Project is not public! MVRDV Amvest Vastgoed Amsterdam JMMM go from The Hague to the neighbourhood of Ypenburg Hageneiland 21

22 photo: Olivier van den Hoven photo: Arie Nieuwland Médiathèque Lycee van Gogh Scheveningseweg AA Den Haag Atelier Koller and Scheurwater/vandenHoven won the first prize in a competition for a new mediatheque in the French school in the Hague The main objective of our proposal was to create a welcoming study environment Key to the design is a 43 meter long book case This allows for virtually all books to be placed along the wall In doing so, room was made for a clear and pleasant library layout with various study areas and an information desk In the heart of the space stands an especially designed digital reading table Sixteen ipads are integrated in the table and can be stored in small drawers with lids that are reminiscent of old school desks Outside school hours, this reading table can be used as a conference table such as for meetings with parents Part of the renovation was the refurbishment of the adjacent auditorium and IT-classroom and the creation of a connection with the new mediatheque in form and function photo: Olivier van den Hoven Project is not public! m² Main designer, Associate architect Atelier Koller SVDH en Atelier Koller French Ministry for Foreign affaires olivier_van_den_hoven 22

23 photo: Peter de Ruig photo: Peter de Ruig De Raden Hertenrade Den Haag In Den Haag South-West, the urban restructuring and housing project De Raden is surrounded by Dutch post-war 'wederopbouw' architecture Renovated buildings and new buildings form an natural urban mix The surrounding post-war architecture has been the inspiration for the architectural expression of the new dwellings One of the characteristics of this architecture is the use of brickwork that is framed by a concrete façade structure In the project De Raden a rational concrete grid provides the structure for a diverse façade, chosen by the individual inhabitants of the project Not only offers De Raden the opportunity to choose your own façade configuration of brick and glass, but it also offers the possibility of different floor plans, including an optional third storey for the two storeys high dwellings Because of the continuous three storeys high concrete grid throughout the project, future additions on the two storeys houses can easily be incorporated into the urban scheme photo: HVE architecten Project is not public! 2008 Main designer, Urban planner Structural engineer Contractor HVE architecten De Nijl en Constructie-adviesbureau Steens Era Contour Vestia HVE_architecten Stop De Rade - Randstadrail 4 Stop Hertenrade - Bus

24 Nonument Gevers Deynootweg HZ Den Haag tm For the northern part of seaside the boulevard of Scheveningen, opposite of the Carlton Beach Hotel, the London-based collective FAT (Fashion ure Taste) has designed a guard house, a surveillance hut for a bicycle park, which is hidden inside a white mound The small building is part of a rampart with battlements The hut is contained in an object that is part monument, part strange fortification and part folly, deriving from seaside architecture, fortifications, lighthouses and earthworks On top of the mound there is a miniature model of a typically Dutch house The House on the Hill' that periodically catches fire ie frequently produces 'special effects' like bolts of lightning or puffs of smoke, inspired by the nearby lighthouse In 2005 the FAT guard house received the FX Award 'Best Public Project' In 2006 it was included in a new series of stamps dedicated to contemporary art, issued by TPG Post (Royal Dutch Mail) Project is public! 2003 FAT (Fashion ure Taste) Den Haag Municipality boeboe April, May and September: daily 9:00 18:00 h June and July: daily 09:00 23:00 h October until April: Sunday 10:00 18:00 h other days closed Take tram 9, 11 or 1 to the beach in Scheveningen Head north along the boulevard and walk all the way to the 'Zwarte Pad' You'll see the bicylce stand on your right, just before the dunes 24

25 photo: Christian Richters photo: Christian Richters De Olieberg Kompasstraat XV Den Haag An infamous neighbourhood on the sea dike, between the old Scheveningen village and the sea harbour, was demolished to build a new residential building designed for the future The new clearly structured and enclosed building block restores the gap between the existing buildings At the gently sloping inner court a big soft dune garden gives space for a playing ground for children The multifunctional brick building offers kindergarten and commercial space with large housing differentiation in a pure, simple and systematic framework All apartments will profit from its beautiful location near the seaside There are dwellings with a view on the village and the harbour; two sided oriented dwellings and top-penthouses with sea view! photo: Christian Richters Project is not public! m² Structural engineer Contractor Project manager Services engineer Graphic designer N2 en Adviesbureau van Eck BAM Ceres Projecten IOC Ridderkerk Yvo Zijlstra Vestia, Den Haag MI_MOA From Station The Hague HS take tram 11 just up to the beach, last stop 25