It is important to combine the beauty of urban space with that of the building, while matching its exterior and interior with the functionality and implementation of ergonomic requirements. Received her master’s degree in Odessa state academy of civil engineering and architecture. Got experience designing in Italy, Moldova, Bulgaria, and Kazakhstan and travelled a lot. Therefore, finds it fascinating to explore the unique identity of each place and to implement this coloring to projects.That’s why she decided to move to Rotterdam and find inspiration in its unique architecture. From a young age, Emilie has been fascinated by the development of the urban design and the ways of construction that shape architecture. After completing her studies in architectural engineering at Ghent University, she embarked on a new path in Antwerp.Her thesis on the environmental impact of the reuse of building materials reflects her commitment to exploring sustainable construction in different applications. Every project is a new challenge; with a strong enthusiasm to learn and a dedicated work ethic, she is excited to further explore the world of design and construction. At the sides of this hall, the ground and first floor accommodate 20 retail units, restaurants and cafés.While the ends of the arch had to be physically closed to provide protection from the weather, they are kept as transparent as possible by a single-glazed cable net façade. With a construction system similar to a tennis-racket, pre-stressed steel cables create a suspended net onto which the glass panes are hung. Markthal’s cable net façade is the largest of its kind in Europe, and has enough flexibility to withstand heavy storms. The Markthal is also an energy efficient building, awarded a Very Good BREEAM rating. The first chapter, De Melkontvangst, brings 113 new homes for a wide variety of residents, from compact studios and affordable apartments to spacious penthouses and urban townhouses. Together with a collective courtyard and underground parking, this will soon be a lively mix of households.Architectural offices, once listed, are responsible to inform us if their office details are updated. The Rotterdam Architecture page aims to promote Rotterdam Architects as well as this major Dutch city’s architecture. SAWA is not only the healthiest building in the Netherlands, it is also energy-neutral. By using PV panels on the roofs in combination with “remote solar”, sustainable district heating and other sustainable measures, SAWA has achieved an EPC of 0. This makes SAWA as a building energy-neutral, both after realisation and during the construction process.After completion, SAWA itself generates the energy it needs for the communal facilities.After completing his studies in Urban Design in Deventer, he pursued further education at the University of Twente and completed a master’s degree in Architecture at the Academy of Architecture in Rotterdam. During his studies and career, Tim gained valuable experience working at various architectural firms. In recent years, he has specialized in residential and healthcare buildings, with a strong focus on the relationship between people and the built environment. His designs aim to combine functionality, aesthetics, and a positive impact on users and their surroundings. In addition to his work at Woonwerk Architecten, Tim teaches at the Academy of Architecture in Rotterdam, where he shares his expertise and passion with the next generation of designers. Contact Us Architect Rotterdam Email: contact@architectrotterdam.com Phone: +31103602839 Boompjes 40 Rotterdam, Zuid Holland, NL 3011 XB In addition, it is an excellent building material because, compared to concrete, it is lighter, faster, safer, more durable and also reusable. Because of this location, by creating places in the design for encounters and by connecting to existing local initiatives, SAWA will be of added value for the entire district. The plinth of the building will contain various facilities, and the deck will act as a green connector between the building and surrounding green spaces (such as the neighbourhood garden), adding value for both residents and neighbours. OMA is an international practice operating within the traditional boundaries of architecture and urbanism. AMO, a research and design studio, applies architectural thinking to domains beyond. After growing up in Weimar, Berlin, and Bremen, she moved to the Netherlands where she began her studies at the Faculty of Architecture at TU Delft.Being born and growing up in Tehran, Iran, he became increasingly aware of the importance of creating resilient and safe cities, especially for a country vulnerable to climate change and with complex social challenges. This motivated him to move to Europe and pursue a related master’s degree. However, this comparison with his home country continues to fuel his passion and growing curiosity in sustainability related topics both socially and ecologically, on an architectural and urban scale.At 130-meters and 37 storeys tall, Tree House will sit next to the Central Station as one of Rotterdam’s tallest mixed-use buildings and will be a bold new addition to the local area. It is dubbed “Gateway to Imagination”, in reference to its position alongside the Eurostar platform with trains to Brussels, Paris, London and beyond. After receiving my bachelor’s degree in architecture at Pratt Institute New-York, I worked as a carpenter in upstate NY making furniture and architectural installations.Nesting boxes will be placed on and around the building to provide a safe haven for birds and insects. In this way, SAWA connects to the existing ecological structures in the city and increases the biodiversity of the neighbourhood. The Markthal is a sustainable combination of food, leisure, living, and parking, a building in which all functions are fully integrated to celebrate and enhance their synergetic possibilities. A secure, covered square is nestled beneath a large arch, conceived as an entirely new take on a typical market square and its surrounding buildings. Our design features a new 150-meter tower that will rise towards the rear of the Postkantoor and straddle the existing open courtyard at the Rodezand wing. The vaulted plinth of the tower will greatly enhance the experience of the courtyard, coupling it with the Great Hall of the Postkantoor.His interest is focused on the history of architecture and its sociological and environmental impact. During this time he has worked primarily on urban design projects as well as on architectural competitions. Sebastian looks forward to extending his knowledge of detail design and later project stages at Woonwerk Architects. Kamil graduated from the faculty of architecture at TU Delft and accomplished his bachelor’s studies at Wroclaw University of Technology. In the meantime, he was gaining experience in several practices in Warsaw working mostly on public-use architecture, competitions and interior adaptations.