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Hof Driekamp
Krimpen aan den IJssel
Gemeente Krimpen aan den IJssel heeft de tender voor de locatie Driekamp gegund aan het ontwerpteam Klunder Architecten en LAP Landscape & Urban Design. Het winnende plan Hof Driekamp bestaat uit 40 levensloopbestendige seniorenwoningen in een gezamenlijk hof en geheel is toegespitst op de ideale woonomgeving voor senioren.
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Beweegroute geopend!
Klaar voor de start...
Op 25 september werden de twee beweegroutes in Maassluis officieel geopend met een sportieve wandeling door wethouder sport, Denise Mulder. Gemeente Maassluis zet in op gezondheid en beweging met de introductie van deze eerste twee Beweegroutes. Deze routes bieden inwoners van alle leeftijden een kans om op een laagdrempelige manier in beweging te komen in de buitenlucht.
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Den Haag Zuid-West geopend
Op 23 April openden stadsdeeldirecteur Petra Sevinga en Chris Schaapman, directeur van het Nationaal Programma Zuidwest, de nieuwe beweegroutes van 3 en 5 km, door de sprint te trekken op de sprintbaan van de route. De routes lopen door de wijk Bouwlust-Vrederust en stimuleren bewoners om meer te bewegen. Wandelen, steppen of skeeleren alles kan.
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plants a hope!
LAP Landscape & Urban Design is an international design studio that was founded by Sander Lap in Rotterdam in 2009 after winning the biannual Archiprix International for best worldwide graduation project and Europan Nijmegen for talented young designers. The studio specialises in interdisciplinary design between landscape, urban design and architecture with a strong ecological and robust identity. We design projects that grow old beautifully and get more lush with the day!
Within our scope of design we have different key projects. Our strength is to combine design disciplines with landscape in the lead. Developed key projects are the innovative 200ha Brainport Industries Campus in Eindhoven (BIC1), climate adaptive roofgardens for the Ziggo/UPC campus and Danone/Asics, streetmarking sport routes like RotterdamRent, high density residential masterplan like Zaandam Oostzijderpark and Rivium Capelle, and the landscape and architectural design of Langeweg Hoek van Holland project.
“We design projects that grow old beautifully and get more lush with the day!”
RECENTLY REALISED
Building is beautiful because it is always a team accomplishment. Taking into account all the different aspects of our environment is a challenge we like to accept. Inspiring clients to see threats as opportunities. Climate adaptive public space, healthy urbanism, design participation processes, high density urban design with leading landscape, the greenafication of buildings and personal private gardens and always celebrating nature in each project as we believe in trees.
Image; Landgoed de Eendragt, Zevenhuizen
INTERNATIONAL collaborations
The office runs several international projects. Our recent international project is The Central Park of the Georgian capital city Tbilisi. The park covers 36 hectares, with all different small parks inside such as a skate park, botanical garden and a big lawn. The studio settled itself in 2013 into the international design scene by winning the competition for Nikola Lenivets. The project named Constellation offered a strategic organisation for the new territories around the art village of Nikolay Pollisky. Later that year the studio won the third prize in the international ZIM-konkurs in Samara with Volga River waterfront masterplan. And later on won the first prize in the competition for legendary factory Serp I Molot. Also the studio did projects in Europe, such as Terminal H a campus in Munich Germany.
Glamorous green
For the International Architectural Biennale Rotterdam LAP Landscape & Urban Design completed a research project for the greenification of the Rotterdam city center for a more sustainable city center. Proving that densification can always be companied with high quality functional green, referred as big city Glamorous Green, to generate more comfortable sustainable cities. The research program resulted in several smaller greenifaction projects with the Apenrots at the Willemsplein as the first realised example to replace unused paving into successful low budget urban gardens making the city greener.