Projects

A green campus connecting schools and community

Vocational education under one roof

Food for thought

An urban campus for vocational studies

This is a building that embodies a unique renewal, and it will serve as a source of inspiration for future projects. It’s simultaneously quirky and chic, and has been designed with a great eye for detail.

Jury report BNA Building of the Year

A trading floor for knowledge

Learning by inquiry and design

A world free of chemical weapons

The ChemTech Centre enables us to keep up with rapidly changing scientific and technological developments. As well as training the experts of our member states that are all part of the OPCW organization.

Fernando Arias Director-General OPCW

When start-ups become scale-ups

A high-tech campus in itself

Home of Nobel Prize winners

Une cathedrale pour la bicyclette.

Tour de France 2015 website

Creating a close-knit community

Researching heavens and earth

The world’s largest bike parking

EHA sublimely emphasizes the prominent status of the garage as the pivot point between cycling and walking by giving one of the concrete columns a swirling skirt as a base, elevating a garage space into a cathedral for the train travelling cyclist.

Robert-Jan de Kok, Architecture in the Netherlands 2018-2019

Campus architecture at its best

Architecture for future energy

Turning science into business

We had a warm and professional working relationship with EHA. And it's this relationship that lead to our wonderful and delightfully quirky school in Amsterdam North. It's truly us, thank you!

Elly Loman, principal Hyperion Lyceum

A playground for engineers

An exercise in contrasts

Intellectually engaging and delightfully quirky

The city of Amsterdam and the University of Amsterdam share a long history in which science, urban planning and creativity take centre stage. That history started right here, in the University Quarter.

Femke Halsema, mayor Amsterdam

More than the sum of its parts

Studies in transparency

TU/e’s new living room

Let universities be playgrounds for the youth.

Ben Feringa, laureate Nobel Prize for Chemistry 2016

Urban living in a converted office building

The school as a city

Designed for innovation

For an education and research building of this scale, the Feringa Building will be surprisingly cosy and intimate.

Joost Ector, architect Ector Hoogstad Architects

Safe living without stimuli

Guarding the skies

Where we work

I really like our school building. It's like a labyrinth that you can explore! There are plenty of hang-out spots to meet your friends, and my favourite areas in the school are the little benches, the soccer table and of course the giant slide!

Elisa, pupil at Hyperion Lyceum

Starting up Life Sciences

Music woven into the city

Best place in town