What is unique about Hollandse Meesters is that it is the first and only project in the Netherlands to participate in the new WELL for residential program of the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI). This gives priority to the health, comfort and well-being of the residents. They will soon enjoy a sustainable and green residential building.

This masterpiece, near the city center of Amstelveen, was designed by Rijnboutt Architects. The building has a base with two towers on top, a fifteen-storey tower for owner-occupied homes and a seventeen-storey tower for rental properties. Below the building there is a two-storey parking garage with 207 spaces for cars, communal bicycle sheds and shared mobility.

The living concept is characterized by sharing and meeting. There will be Friends homes, a shared living room, a communal courtyard and roof terraces. There will also be a commercial space, especially for residents and local residents.

The building is designed in a U-shape with an open orientation on the adjacent green canal with water. This park landscape is extended like a green carpet to the courtyard and the greenery on the facades.

During a festive meeting on June 20, Amstelveen councilor Floor Gordon of spatial planning performs the official act. Together with representatives of AM, Redevco and BAM Wonen, a colorfully painted prefab concrete foundation pile will be driven into the ground. Floor Gordon: “After years of preparations, we have managed to add a good mix of homes in a beautiful building. A green and iconic place in the city center of Amstelveen. A real landmark.” The festive start of construction is celebrated with buyers and relations.

More information about the project can be found at: www.hollandsemeestersamstelveen.nl