14. community centre, kindergarten, primary school. education, office, secondary school. mixed-use development, education, health care

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1 Leiden Projects 30 Created 11-Oct-17 By Gerlinde Batz, OF, Germany Noorderbegraafplaats Hilversum, Willem Marinus Dudok cemetery, memorial space, monument, park Sustainable Dwellings Ecozone Roomburg Leiden Turbine National Museum of Ethnology Facade Museum Boerhaave Bandstand The Water Lily Bollenschuur Twisted Corner 7 Veldhuizerschool St Joseph School 14 Ferrier Residence 15 ROC Leiden Community College 16 MFA De Bast 17 Onstwedde, Jorissen Simonetti architecten mixed-use development, education, health care 8 Rinnebeek 18 De Bilt, Jorissen Simonetti architecten clinic, health care 9 LUMC Educational Building 19 Leiden, EGM en hospital, university 10 LUMC Research Building 20 Leiden, EGM en laboratorium, university 11 Leiden, Sophie Valla s private house Leiden, RAU education, office, secondary school Lisse, Jorissen Simonetti architecten housing, monument 6 Leiden, Anneke Janson pavilion 13 Leiden, Bedaux de Brouwer private house Leiden, Studio M10 museum 5 Leiden, OD 205 monument, museum, renovation Extension Erdee Media Group Leiden, Jorissen Simonetti architecten community centre, kindergarten, primary school Leiden, Martien Jansen Architekt exposition space, museum, renovation 4 Leiden, Studio ÜberDutch office, renovation Exhibition Rooms Museum Boerhaave Apeldoorn, Jorissen Simonetti architecten meeting room, office Leiden, BEAR en dwellings, urban plan 3 Trainstation Lelystad Centrum 21 lelystad, StudioSK bicycle stand, bus station, car park, train station 12 Ede, Jorissen Simonetti architecten education, primary school Primary school St Victor 22 Noordwijkerhout, KVDK Korbee van der Kroft en BNA education, kindergarten, primary school 1

2 Lorentz School Leiden, Atelier PRO education Academy Building Leiden University Interior Academy Building Leiden 24 Apartments Morsweg Leiden University administration building 29 De Luifelbaan 30 Leiden, Groosman apartment, shopping centre, underground parking 26 Leiden, Mulderblauw architecten apartment Student Dwellings CHDR II Leiden, Atelier PRO office, university Leiden, Atelier PRO renovation Leiden, cepezed architects health care, laboratorium, office Leiden, Atelier PRO education, renovation 23 ID College and ROC Leiden 31 Leiden, Mecanoo education 27 Leiden, KAAN en student housing Health Center Kruisgebouw 32 Leiden, Koen van Velsen health care, office 2

3 photo: Harmen Kraai photo: Harmen Kraai Noorderbegraafplaats Laan LS Hilversum Willem Marinus Dudok was born in Amsterdam in 1884 After graduating as an engineer from the Royal Military Academy in Breda, he was involved in the design and construction of fortresses and barracks for the Dutch army In 1913, he started a career as a civil architect, when he was appointed temporary director of the Public Works department of the city of Leiden While in his early work Dudok's style is closely related to that of the Amsterdam School, later the influence of Frank Lloyd Wright becomes more important, resulting in a style that is sometimes referred to as Cubistic Expressionism Dudok's work is of some international influence He died in Hilversum in 1974 and is buried at the Noorderbegraafplaats (Northern Cemetary), one of his own designs Project is public! m² Willem Marinus Dudok Hilversum Municipality Harmen photo: Harmen Kraai Sunrise to sunset Railway station Hilversum-Noord (3 minutes walk to the East) 3

4 photo: Tjerk Reijenga photo: Tjerk Reijenga Sustainable Dwellings Ecozone Roomburg Leiden Octavialaan CP Leiden This sustainable residential development, planned for the Roomburg district of Leiden, is divided into six theme-related zones: energy, water, tower, link, history, ecology and landscape zones The dwellings have been designed with special attention to energy efficiency, provision of ample green space, the interior environment and the use of flexible, adaptable construction methods All units are designed as patio dwellings to maximise the amount of green space available As the name indicates, the Ecology Zone has green space and a water retention area The area has a nice landscape setting Sustainable aspects: energy conservation, green rooms, façade green, rain water collection, passive solar, ventilation with heat recovery and sustainable materials photo: Ronald Schlundt Bodien Project is not public! m² Services engineer BEAR en Hans Croonen Kanters Projectontwikkeling BEAR-iD 4

5 photo: Maarten Fleskens photo: Maarten Fleskens Turbine 3e Binnenvestgracht NR Leiden /t/turbine 'Het Nieuwe Werken' as 'the New World of Working' is called in Dutch, demands for a fresh vision on working spaces The structure and composition of organisations is changing and the segregation between private life and business life is fading To meet this world, 350 square meters of industrial floor space have been transformed into an inspiring hotspot for 18 creative entrepreneurs or freelancers Studio ÜberDutch and Renée Schuffelers created 18 one-man-offices shaped into mobile platforms that promote collaboration in projects A central object called 'TURBINE' marks the conversation space, facilitating meetings and presentations This bright space features ornamental supersize lamellae, which generate a magnificent visual effect and serve as a diffuse screen between the conversation space and the working stations Additional needs of the entrepreneurs are fulfilled with a quiet room and a fancy relax spot The vivid graphics on the floor and workstations are designed by Duel photo: Maarten Fleskens Project is public! m² Main designer, Interior architect Interior architect Graphic designer Studio ÜberDutch UberDutch Monday - Friday: Renée Schuffelers Duel Portaal 5

6 photo: René de Wit photo: René de Wit Exhibition Rooms Museum Boerhaave Lange Sint Agnietenstraat WC Leiden When Museum Boerhaave moved to the Caecilia-Gasthuis, this former hospital had to be renovated and redesigned The exhibition rooms and library were designed within the framework and preconditions of the restoration plan During the restoration, the different buildings of the complex were positioned around a courtyard, making it possible to make a horizontal tour of the complex The result is a sequence of exhibition rooms, each with their own unique character In terms of facilities, exhibition materials were developed that do justice to the famous collection of this museum A range of display cabinets, platforms and plinths were produced which can be seen throughout the building in different positions; horizontally or vertically, free-standing, lying or suspended Without transgressing the historic structure, they form an intermediary layer between building and collection, giving the heterogeneous rooms of the building a greater sense of unity photo: René de Wit Project is public! m² Graphic designer Lighting designer Lighting designer Martien Jansen Architekt 2D3D Henk van der Geest Lichtontwerpen Van der Sterre Peetoom Government Buildings Agency Central Management Studio-M10 Tuesday-Saturday: h Sundays and holidays: h Museum Boerhaave is in all school holidays - with exception of the summer holiday! - also opened on Monday: h Train: The museum is a 10-minutes' walk from the Leiden NS station and is indicated by signs Bus: various lines; Breestraat stop (5 minutes walk) Line 15, 56; Lange Gracht/Korte Mare stop (7 minutes walk) Cars: can be parked at Molen de Valk (paid parking) or Oude Singel (paid parking), or you may use the Haagweg car park Free shuttle buses run to the museum from Haagweg and back to the car park Bicycles may be parked in front of the museum (unguarded) 6

7 photo: Rene de Wit photo: Rene de Wit National Museum of Ethnology Steenstraat BS Leiden Based on the 1993 preliminary study into the possibilities for adequate accommodation for this museum and a spatial and technical improvement of quality of the existing group of buildings, it was decided to radically renovate the buildings and site The permanent and temporary exhibitions have been moved to the former university teaching hospital (architect: HFGN Camp), while the outdoor exhibition has been moved to the museum's gardens So far, the threshold-lowering sculpture garden has not been realised The supporting staff facilities have been realised in the former building for Pathological Anatomy (architect: J Lokhorst), whose eastern wing (which was lost in WWII) has been restored The choice for a distributed organisation has the added advantage that the different buildings contrast with one another in terms of functionality This also positively contributes to the flexibility Responsible project architects within OD 205 were Martien Jansen and Roy Lim Project is public! m² Landscape designer Services engineer Building physics consultant Exhibition designer Structural engineer OD 205 Ank Bleeker & Anneke Nauta Grontmij Technical Management Nelissen Ingenieursbureau Opera Van de Laar Government Buildings Agency South West Studio-M10 photo: Rene de Wit Tuesday to Sunday and holidays h The museum is closed on Monday Except on Monday 22 February, 5 April, 3, 10 en 24 May, 18 en 25 October, 20 en 27 December The museum is also closed on: The 1st of January, Queens day (31 March), During Leidens Ontzet on 3/4 October and on 25 December The museum (Steenstraat 1) is a five-minute walk from the Leiden Centraal railway station 7

8 photo: Rene de Wit photo: Rene de Wit Facade Museum Boerhaave Lange Sint Agnietenstraat WC Leiden The design for the façade renovation of the museum pertains to entirely replacing the existing façade with a modular façade The ground floor is fully glazed As such, the auditorium will have the desired open relation with the public area: showpiece and shop window of the museum The floor is fitted with enclosed profiled panels that serve as filling for the frameworks of the modular façade The restoration workshop receives its required day light via skylights, while the closed frontage can be used to house all sorts of systems A fold-up section in the closed façade meets the Health & Safety Act, which stipulates views on the outside world from the workplace photo: Rene de Wit Project is public! 2006 Structural engineer Studio M10 Van de Laar Government Buildings Agency, South-West Management Studio-M10 Tuesday-Saturday: h Sundays and holidays: h Museum Boerhaave is in all school holidays - with exception of the summer holiday! - also opened on Monday: h Train: The museum is a 10-minutes' walk from the Leiden NS station and is indicated by signs Bus: various lines; Breestraat stop (5 minutes? walk) Line 15, 56; Lange Gracht/Korte Mare stop (7 minutes walk) Cars: can be parked at Molen de Valk (paid parking) or Oude Singel (paid parking), or you may use the Haagweg car park Free shuttle buses run to the museum from Haagweg and back to the car park Bicycles may be parked in front of the museum (unguarded) 8

9 photo: Anneke Janson Bandstand The Water Lily Houtlaan EN Leiden The federation of Dutch s organized for her members a contest to design a new bandstand in a park in Leiden The contribution 'The Water Lily' of Anneke Janson was by the jury and the public voted as winner The design was built in 1998 and is being used as a platform for both dance and music performances The design is described as third sphere between the green and the water Striking is the vaulted roof, an outwardly opened construction of five hypar scales Further invites the open roof to listen, especially at some distance on the banks of the water photo: Anneke Janson Project is public! m² Structural engineer Anneke Janson ABT gemeente leiden vilda 9

10 photo: Jorissen Simonetti architecten photo: Jorissen Simonetti architecten Bollenschuur Heereweg AD Lisse The former bulb shed of the brothers Driehuizen in Lisse is a national monument built in the '20s The building marks the entrance to a small housing estate The monument is respectfully redefinedthe monument has been transformed into a residential building with 27 two and three bedroom apartments In addition, the striking elements of both the façade and in the atrium were preserved and restored, while the design takes into account adjustments for the quality finish and the necessary comfort The magnificent atrium creates an attractive entrance photo: Jorissen Simonetti architecten Project is public! , Interior architect Jorissen Simonetti architecten jsagroep Hillgate Properties 10

11 photo: Luuk Kramer photo: Luuk Kramer Twisted Corner Alexander Gogelstraat DV Leiden For this high density area bordering the city centre, MVRDV in Rotterdam conceived a master plan based on a double ground level: closed building blocks on half sunken parking-lots This allowed for a densely built neighbourhood, but green and with little traffic The house was built for a young family From the beginning, the value of the corner position of the plot was fully exploited The clients were extensively involved in the conception and building process, watching over and nourishing the tectonic quality of the design The lateral façade of the house ending the block presents an intriguing and dynamic play of lines and volume This is brought about by shifts in the orientation of the façade at each of the three floors A transformation of the geometry of the front and back façades over the length of this side is thereby created Four supporting columns in the house are freeing the lateral façade from its load bearing function, enabling this free play photo: Luuk Kramer Project is not public! m² Main designer, Sophie Valla s Marc Koehler s Floor en Barry Pepers Sophie_Valla_architects From the central station Leiden, just 5 minutes walk 11

12 photo: Jorissen Simonetti en photo: Jorissen Simonetti en Veldhuizerschool Kraatsweg DA Ede The design of the Veldhuizerschool adapts to its context and interacts with two monumental trees on the plot Through the use of masonry and the specific rooftop, the building fits well into his 30s environment The building is robust, playful and dynamic (thanks to the 'random' frames placed in the wall) and fits in well with the world of children The interior is centred around the multi-purpose hall and games room Workspaces are of fundamental importance for the education The passive house concept is energy efficient and and leads to a comfortable building In the it is not entirely suited to schools For the design of the Veldhuizerschool also German and Belgian knowledge and principles have been used photo: Jorissen Simonetti en Project is public! m², Interior architect, Urban planner Jorissen Simonetti architecten jsagroep Vereniging tot Oprichting en Instandhouding van Hervormde scholen Ede 12

13 photo: Jorissen Simonetti architecten photo: Jorissen Simonetti architecten Extension Erdee Media Group Laan van Westenenk AZ Apeldoorn The two buildings of Erdee Media Group at Laan van Apeldoorn Westenenk used to be designed by architects Jorissen Simonetti The relationship with the client is more than thirty years ago The client came to the conclusion that the building did not meet the demands that followed from the Newsroom concept After orientation to new opportunities offered in other locations they decided to adapt the oldest building to the new requirements In the spirit of stewardship, it was the wish of Erdee Media Group to continue the sustainable choice lasting shape In order to realize the newsroom concept, there was a need for an office floor with a depth of thirty meters This was achieved by expanding one of the existing wings A roof supported by wooden trusses has been created This roof has an overhang of 25 m to heat by solar radiation as much as possible photo: Jorissen Simonetti architecten Project is not public! m² Jorissen Simonetti architecten Erdee media groep jsagroep 13

14 photo: Heikobetram photo: Heikobetram St Joseph School Oppenheimstraat JE Leiden The school has quickly transformed from a small school to a larger school, because the number of students continues to rise The atmosphere and the appearance of the small elementary school has been carefully preserved The philosophy of the school: openness, (lots of light and space), venue (hall, wide corridors) and colour, plays an important role Unlike the existing building blocks that are very strict and straight, this is a sculptural form by the interlocking of the volumes and glass cut-outs photo: Heikobetram Project is not public! m² Jorissen Simonetti architecten Stichting Katholiek Onderwijs Leiden jsagroep 14

15 photo: Elmo Ferrier photo: Elmo Ferrier Ferrier Residence Marnixstraat EL Leiden This private residence is situated in de area 'Nieuw Leyden', at walking distance from Leiden's historical center The urban plan for the area is by MVRDV The plan tries to invite private commissioning Private and public interests are secured in special tenant contracts, for instance for the shells of the buildings and the collective parking garage Because each house is designed by a different architect, there is a risk of exuberance A more reserved abstract appearance was therefore chosen for the front façade of this house A limited number of precise cuts guide the composition; an entrance front, a narrow band window and a heavily recessed window pane running from top to bottom Neighbouring buildings are mostly clad in dark brick To give the house its own character and to set it off from its neighbours, a bright orange brick was chosen as the main material Project is not public! Bedaux de Brouwer Bedaux photo: Elmo Ferrier 15

16 photo: Dirk Verwoerd photo: Dirk Verwoerd ROC Leiden Community College Lammenschanspark Leiden photo: Dirk Verwoerd Imagine: take the small buildings located on a huge college campus that are currently spread across the grounds at considerable distance from one another and stack them to form five sloping towers on three different large tables By doing so you would gain outdoor space for squares Then you could group the individual buildings on and around the tabletops This would create the interior courtyards The result would not be a single building; instead, it would be a vertical city consisting of all sorts of small buildings, connected by markets and slopes There are staggered squares not only in front of the building, but also inside the building, with greenery and shops Escalators provide access to the most central market in the middle of the building, where the library and information centre are located The various activities are grouped around these markets, meeting places and cross pollination Together, all of the tenants form the 'ROC city' Project is public! m² Main designer, Interior architect Structural engineer Supplier Building physics consultant Contractor Technical engineer RAU Hollandse Nieuwe ARUP Blitta DGMR Heijmans Van Heugten ROC Leiden dirkverwoerd 16

17 photo: Jorissen Simonetti architecten photo: Jorissen Simonetti architecten MFA De Bast Boslaan BK Onstwedde Onstwedde is a village in the municipality Stadskanaal with about 3,000 inhabitants The program of the existing school by merging the sports hall, community and educational program has doubled This mass is carefully fitted into the streetscape and grafted onto the local building traditions The idea,inspired by local architectural traditions, is to visualize everything under one roof The U-form is positioned in such a way to introduce a sequence of public places and green Besides the school is an existing green lot, this is respected and decorated The building is set around a courtyard adjacent to the entrance Project is not public! m² Jorissen Simonetti architecten Gemeente Stadskanaal jsagroep photo: Jorissen Simonetti architecten 17

18 photo: Jorissen Simonetti architecten photo: Jorissen Simonetti architecten Rinnebeek St Laurensweg BA De Bilt The location for the Rinnebeek is located in a residential area with mainly flats and terraced houses The adjacent primary school and the former Red Cross building (formerly a kindergarten) are the only exception Both buildings are central to their lot in a diagonal direction Moreover, the school and the former Red Cross building contrast to the surrounding neighbourhood in size and proportion The new building Rinnebeek houses various functions On the ground floor a HAT (GPs Under One Roof), the section of the Red Cross with an ambulance garage On the two floors housing four groups of seven psycho-geriatric nursing home residents The functions on the ground floor have a public character, while the upper floors are more private The new building has a central and universal place in the field The essence of the design is formed by an outer shell, which summarizes the various building functions together in one gesture photo: Jorissen Simonetti architecten Project is not public! m² Jorissen Simonetti architecten woonstichting SSW jsagroep 18

19 photo: EGM architecten photo: EGM architecten LUMC Educational Building Hippocratespad ZD Leiden This educational building provides facilities for various disciplines in the medical field In the design, anatomy takes centre stage The middle of the building presents anatomical specimens, skeletons and framed reproductions from the unique collection of the Anatomical Museum of Leiden University Medical Center In the design for this building, we used the metaphor of an old wooden cupboard being rebuilt into a display case; one with various visible special functions The main components are designed independently and covered with a glass skin that serves as a weather screen and sound buffer The golden-brassy lecture hall, concrete coloured educational centre and wooden museum are recognizable in the gigantic display case that is the Educational Building The exceptional spaciousness, layering and use of materials are the most impressive features of this building photo: EGM architecten Project is public! 2006 Technical engineer Structural engineer EGM en Valstar Simonis Van Rossum Raadgevende Ingenieurs Projectorganisatie O&O LUMC EGM_architecten 19

20 photo: EGM architecten photo: EGM architecten LUMC Research Building Einthovenweg ZC Leiden The Leiden University Medical Center research building is part of the teaching and research cluster The design began with the modular and flexible needs of the laboratories Scientific research is highly dynamic, that is why EGM opted for a customised structure in which all laboratories can be placed A variation of daylight tubes have been placed throughout the building, stimulating interaction between the different users within the large open spaces This complex is equipped with a vivarium, a dissecting room, lecture halls and research labs The façade?s unique awning, along with the escape and glass washing balconies, give the building a high-tech appearance Integrated installations of the vivarium can be found on the top level of the building, housed in a striking aluminium wing The LUMC Research Building achieved IFD demonstration status in 2002 for this industrial, flexible and collapsible design photo: EGM architecten Project is public! 2006 Acoustics consultant Contractor Building physics consultant Technical engineer Structural engineer EGM en EGM adviseurs Heijmans Peutz Consulting Engineers & Associes Valstar Simonis Van Rossum Raadgevende Ingenieurs LUMC EGM_architecten normal opening hours 20

21 photo: De Jong Luchtfotografie photo: Ben Vulkers Trainstation Lelystad Centrum Stationsplein DL lelystad Lelystad is a 30 years 'old' town in the dutch polderlandscape and is with its inhabitant the capital of our youngest province Flevoland Station Lelystad Centrum has been built in 1988 by architect Peter Kilsdonk in typical NS-techstyle This was a common style in de 80's for railstations in the, like Rotterdam Blaak, Duivendrecht, Sloterdijk, Almere Centrum and Leiden Whitin this style Station Lelystad Centrum is a special piece of architecture The station had to be extended for the new Hanzelijn Peter Kilsdonk, the architect of the original building, already designed the station that extension should be easy Because of laws and restrictions changes that wasn?t so easy as it looked like Tjerk van de Lune of studiosk extended the station in its original style and added some subtle improvements like a bigger glass facade for the west entrance, a more transparent elevator, a more wider and straight hall and a large bike parking photo: Ben Vulkers Project is public! 2011 Contractor StudioSK Mobilis prorail VANDELUNE Almost 24/7, during the night some parts of the station are closed By train from Amsterdam to Zwolle 21

22 photo: Joop48, Mijn Fotowerkplaats Leiden Primary school St Victor Pilarenlaan LH Noordwijkerhout This compact design of a primary school contains 18 classes The centre void of the school functions as a meeting space with theatre stairs Project is public! photo: Joop48, Mijn Fotowerkplaats Leiden m² KVDK Korbee van der Kroft en BNA Building physics consultant Fore Installatieadviseurs Sassenheim Contractor Meijer Bouw Structural engineer SmitWesterman Sophia Stichting Voorhout KVDK_s Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

23 photo: Jannes Linders photo: Jannes Linders Lorentz School Van Vollenhovenkade GG Leiden This new school for 900 pupils and two residential buildings together containing 39 apartments stand on the site of the former Lorentz School Together they assemble around existing high-grade greenspace which informs the character of the new public plaza between school and housing This greenspace closes ranks with that on Van Vollenhovenkade Each age group has its own storey where it can develop its talents 'Houses' divide the storeys into spaces that are finely scaled and easy to read Taking 'an all-round feeling' as its principal theme, the design secures orientation, recognition and a subtleness of scale for pupils and residents alike At the heart of the school, accessible to all the groups, are the main hall and documentation centre draped with terraces, with stairs and landings enfolding the gym hall and stitching all floors together For the monthly stage performances this multi-purpose space can be transformed into a festive hall with a foyer, seating and stage photo: Jannes Linders Project is not public! m² Services engineer Contractor Contractor Building physics consultant Atelier PRO ABT Bouwbedrijf Niersman BRI groep Cauberg-Huygen Gemeente Leiden Dienst Bouwen & Wonen en Bureau Openbaar Onderwijs Atelier_PRO 23

24 photo: Jannes Linders photo: Jannes Linders Academy Building Leiden University Rapenburg GJ Leiden Leiden University has asked atelier PRO to make a design for the alteration of the most prestigious building of the oldest university in the : the Academy Building in Leiden The formal building in which every faculty has its own faculty room and in which all important ceremonies take place As these monumental remises were in need of a substantial restoration, atelier PRO entered into a cooperation with restoration architects Veldman Rietbroek Smit The routing through the building used to be a major problem; there were blind passages and there was no elevator Now the visitors can find their way through the monumental passages in a logical way: from the welcome in the Gewelfkamer to the ceremonies in, for instance, the Great Auditorium, and ultimately to the reception areas To improve the routing, a new stairwell has been designed at the end of the Gothic Revival section photo: Jannes Linders Project is not public! m² Contractor Restauration consultant Atelier PRO Aannemersbedrijf Huurman Architektenburo Veldman-Rietbroek-Smit HE adviseurs Van Dijke Universiteit Leiden Expertise Centrum Vastgoed Services engineer Structural engineer Atelier_PRO 24

25 photo: Jannes Linders photo: Jannes Linders Interior Academy Building Leiden Rapenburg GJ Leiden whtml Leiden University has asked atelier PRO to make a design for the alteration of the most prestigious building of the oldest university in the : the Academy Building in Leiden The formal building in which every faculty has its own faculty room and in which all important ceremonies take place As these monumental remises were in need of a substantial restoration, atelier PRO entered into a cooperation with restoration architects Veldman Rietbroek Smit The routing through the building used to be a major problem; there were blind passages and there was no elevator Now the visitors can find their way through the monumental passages in a logical way: from the welcome in the Gewelfkamer to the ceremonies in, for instance, the Great Auditorium, and ultimately to the reception areas To improve the routing, a new stairwell has been designed at the end of the Gothic Revival section photo: Jannes Linders Project is not public! m² Graphic designer Restauration consultant Atelier PRO 2D3D Architektenburo Veldman-Rietbroek-Smit Universiteit Leiden Expertise Centrum Vastgoed Atelier_PRO 25

26 photo: Hans Morren photo: Hans Morren Apartments Morsweg Rijnoever EH Leiden Commissioned by SHWJ, Mulderblauw architecten designed a tower with 34 residential units, 12 residential units in the plinth, and an addition to the existing building A shared courtyard and similar materials on the upper floors connect the existing and new volumes The units are intended for young professionals in the Leiden region A noteworthy feature of this project is that the construction partners work in a BIM model, a virtual prototype of the building in which information is available to all parties and always up to date This allows for integral collaboration, and construction errors can be excluded at an early stage photo: Hans Morren Project is not public! 2013 Mulderblauw architecten Stichting huisvesting Werkende Jongeren & Bouwteam P&O Mulderblauw 26

27 photo: KAAN en / photo Sebastian van Damme photo: KAAN en / photo Ursem Bouwgroep Student Dwellings Hildebrandpad Leiden The ensemble of the University of Leiden combines high quality program and urban design with pragmatic sobriety Both modular residential eight-storey buildings consist of 252 units of 25sqm with living space, kitchen, bathroom and toilet The principle of the technical design is a concrete foundation plus two concrete floors with on top the pre-fab self-supporting units are stacked and linked one another already with finished interiors The façade wrapping the blocks is treated with low maintenance HPL plating with concealed fixings Thanks to a highly efficient design and building process, the 504 living units were achieved in record time, being stacked on top of each other using extra truss on the outer wall By linking the modules without additional construction, both in length, width and height, they ensure stability as one system The modular system is therefore the tool to achieve a clear and at the same time controlled architectural solution photo: KAAN en / photo Sebastian van Damme Project is not public! m² KAAN en Stichting DUWO Delft KAAN_en 27

28 photo: Jannes Linders photo: Luuk Kramer CHDR II Zernikedreef CL Leiden In the mid-1990s, cepezed designed an eye-catching company building for the Centre for Human Drug Research (CHDR), which tests the working of medicines and their side effects Despite the construction of an extension, the firm was beginning to burst at the seams A new building has now risen beside the existing one in the Bio Science Park in Leiden, where cepezed has also realized various accommodation for other pharmaceutical companies The new building consists of a volume measuring 225 by 34 metres, with eight layers above ground and an underground car park Parking also occurs partly on the surrounding terrain and at ground level within the contours of the building From front to back, the building is divided into three unequal strips The foremost strip along the Zernikedreef contains the entrance, reception desk and a modest auditorium on the ground floor Above these are the meeting rooms and offices, as well as the testing areas and a roof terrace with garden photo: Jannes Linders Project is not public! m² cepezed architects Centre for Human Drug Research cepezed 28

29 photo: Luuk Kramer photo: Luuk Kramer Leiden University administration building Rapenburg EZ Leiden Until the 1990s the library of Leiden University was housed in a mixed cluster of buildings on Rapenburg After its relocation the spaces were to be taken by the university's administrative centre The most valuable building of the ensemble is a former chapel dating from the 14th century, though scarcely recognizable as after a whole series of alterations and additions After demolishing a neighbouring building, the front facade of the chapel with its massive buttresses, became visible again The cross windows clearly belong to the present, though they also refer to old church architecture Originally the client also intended to demolish the 'storehouse' at the rear, but it proved possible to prime this distinctive 19th-century feature with its cast-iron columns to receive the new, administrative function The mere 225 metres height of its ceilings was made acceptable by creating two voids and by making the offices wider than usual photo: Luuk Kramer Project is not public! m² Structural engineer Services engineer Contractor Services engineer Acoustics consultant Atelier PRO Austin Deerns Raadgevende Ingenieurs HBG Construction NIB Peutz Consulting Engineers & Associes Van der Velde Leiden University, Van Bestuur College Services engineer Atelier_PRO 29

30 photo: Theo Peekstok photo: Theo Peekstok De Luifelbaan Vijf Meiplein BS Leiden The restructuring of this 1960's local shopping centre has transformed it into an attractive shopping district The addition of new shops and housing produces a shopping street and an intimate, enclosed square A new large supermarket that is to be integrated to the square, and combined with a residential tower above, is an eye-catcher Through its stylistic design the tower is the landmark of the new, vibrant shopping centre photo: Theo Peekstok Project is public! 2007 Groosman Bouwfonds Groosman 30

31 photo: Mecanoo photo: Mecanoo ID College and ROC Leiden Breestraat CS Leiden ID College and ROC Leiden offer secondary vocational training and education The new build location has been designed with flexibility in mind and to facilitate the latest developments in teaching methods The design reflects the character of the site, whilst strengthening the structure and identity of Leiden s historical centre The complexity and historical nature of the inner city site required a thorough analysis in order to developed a design vision which reconciled these aspects within the brief The integrated approach in which architecture, urban planning, landscape, interior design and engineering converge results in a unique design with a modest appearance, befitting its context Varying volumes and functions are unified behind a coherent brick facade The former post office building has been integrated into the new facility and remains recognisable as an independent building The various departments are connected by alleys and three courtyards photo: Mecanoo Project is public! m² Mecanoo ID College PR 31

32 photo: Michel Boesveld photo: Michel Boesveld Health Center Kruisgebouw Burggravenlaan JB Leiden At the front of the building, on the Burggravenlaan, the design consists of a big volume which appropriates itself with the height of the adjoining buildings Towards the Van Vollenhovenkade, which leads towards an area of lower and smaller building volumes, the size of the health center is reduced as well This way, the building is an intermediation between the two different streets and areas Although the Burggravenlaan is strictly ordered, in size, proportioning and materials, the health center stands out for its use of aluminium in its façade instead of brickstone, which is used for the other significant buildings in the street Project is not public! photo: Michel Boesveld 1991 Koen van Velsen ViolettevanVelsen 32