HOTEL KEIZERSGRACHT AMSTERDAM

This historic building on Amsterdam’s Keizersgracht, protected as a listed heritage property, is being carefully transformed into a boutique hotel that respects its architectural character while meeting contemporary standards of comfort.

Through the thoughtful reconfiguration of each guest room, the design enhances views towards the canal, maximizes natural daylight, and creates a more spacious and elegant experience. Every intervention has been developed with sensitivity to the building’s historic fabric, balancing preservation with modern hospitality requirements.

The project is progressing through close collaboration with the developer and construction team, with each phase bringing the design vision closer to completion. We look forward to sharing the completed transformation soon.


RENOVATION & EXTENSION · FAMILY HOUSE, LIMBURG

A 1930s townhouse with three floors, carefully renovated and extended to accommodate contemporary family life.

With a deep respect for the house’s history, character and inherent atmosphere, the design seeks to restore and reveal what time has gradually concealed, while introducing a timeless architectural extension to the rear. Rather than imitating the existing architecture, the addition creates a subtle dialogue between old and new — allowing different moments in time to meet and enrich one another.

Inside, a continuous design language forms a subtle red thread throughout the house. Materials, colours, details and spatial connections unfold from one room to the next, creating a coherent and fluid interior that respects the character of the original house while supporting the family’s contemporary way of living.


TINY CAFE HOUSE

This charming café house serves as an exemplary representation of how architecture and design can capture the essence of street food culture, highlighting its significance as a thriving sector of the economy. By blending elements of cultural heritage with modern design, the Tiny Cafe aims to create a unique and distinctive identity for this establishment.

Currently in the design development phase, more information about this project will be shared in the near future.


HISTORICAL FACTORY TRANSFORMED INTO A MODERN OFFICE

The complex of the former bandage factory in Amsterdam has undergone a successful upgrade, enhancing not only its functionality but also its sustainability, while preserving the elegance and distinctive characteristics of its 1950s architecture.


HEIG VILA

On this site, located in the Shangyu district of Shaoxing City, China, a harmonious fusion of various functions awaits. Short stay accommodations, local retail spaces, working areas, meeting rooms, and an exhibition area will be thoughtfully integrated with a beautifully landscaped garden. By incorporating both existing structures and new architectural elements, this project presents a unique opportunity to not only celebrate the ordinary but also elevate it, transforming it into a design beacon that flourishes with vibrancy and distinction.

This building and landscape design are currently undergoing construction.


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HOTEL REGENERATION FOR THE FUTURE

The global pandemic may have temporarily halted travel, but its impact is expected to extend well into the future. The building adjacent to Station Voorburg in The Hague has remained vacant since the onset of the pandemic. In collaboration with our client, IHG Hotels & Resorts, we anticipate significant transformations in hotel meeting spaces, lobbies, guest rooms, and food and beverage offerings. This regeneration project serves as a showcase of the designer’s vision for the future of hotel design.

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