De Ceuvel

Regenerative landscape

A polluted plot in Amsterdam was transformed into an urban oasis through a community-driven development. In 2012, together with a diverse group of architects, sustainability experts and members of the community, we put forward a regenerative concept for the former shipyard De Ceuvel Volharding. An ecohub for creative and social enterprises, De Ceuvel provides visitors with a unique experience from the moment they first lay eyes on its buildings: beautifully retrofitted houseboats placed on the land, surrounded by soil-cleaning plants and connected via a winding jetty.

Year

2014

Size

800

m2

Programme

Circular regenerative transformation area

Location

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Client

Self-initiated project

Collaborators

Landscape architect: Delva Landscape Architects
Sustainability advisor: Metabolic
Climate/engineering: Transsolar
Bas van Schelven
Witteveen en Bos Huib Koel
Woodies at Berlin
Photo credits: Jean-Pierre Jans, Delva Landscape Architects, Martijn van Wijk, Dean Medina, Niko Coutignu, Hustle Creatives, Amie Galbraith

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