Facade renovation Hoogstraat 196

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Re-use of the former Heilig Hartkerk in Utrecht
Paulus van Vliet developed the first plan for the redevelopment of the Heilig Hartkerk in Utrecht. Commissioned by Geelen Bouw (nowadays PLegt Vos), CDC gave building physics and acoustic advice on the plan of Rokus Visser for the installation of apartments in this former church. The transformation took place in 1999. The complex is now known as the Rosarium.
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Adaptive re-use main building Zuiderziekenhuis
BOEi and Impact Vastgoed adapt the former main building of the Zuiderziekenhuis, former Municipal hospital of southern part op Rotterdam, to a residential building. Van der Steur, the municipal architect of Rotterdam, who designed museum Boijmans van Beuningen as well, did the final design in the 30-ties of the former century. Molenaar & Co designs the adaptive re-use and Climatic Design Consult is consulted for acoustics and building physics.
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Foundation work Tuin van Noord
Tuin van Noord is the adaptive re-use of a former prison, accomodating dwellings. The transformation of the former cell wings of the Garden of North is making progress. At https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3IrEcULZfY&feature=youtu.be is a nice timelapse of foundation work.Commissioned by Tuin van Noord, for this part of the large old prison complex a combination of HD and BAM. CDC provided the building physics advice in collaboration with Wessel de Jonge architects.
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Dutch Reformed Church Kapelle
In collaboration with Rothuizen architects and urban planners, we analyze existing installations, comfort complains and energy consumption of the Dutch Reformed Church (Nederlands Hervormde Kerk) in Kapelle. We advise how comfort complaints and gas consumption can be reduced.
Commissioner: College van Kerkrentmeesters Hervormde gemeente Kapelle
Architect: Rothuizen architecten stedenbouwkundigen
Consultant building physics: CDC
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house in a church
Architects office Ruud Visser designed together with Peter Boer a dwelling in a former Norwegian church at the river Rotte in Rotterdam. ArchitectuurNL published the result in #02/2011. Climatic Design Consult advised the conditioning concept and building physics.
foto: René de Wit
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BK City SLIM
The Executive Board of the Technical University Delft has decided BK City to be maintained as permanent housing for the faculty of architecture and the built environment. For a sustainable future the faculty has initiated the project BK City SLIM; development of a sensational sustainable building with high standard architecture taking into account the monumental values of the existing building.
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