Projects

Food for thought

An urban campus for vocational studies

A trading floor for knowledge

Learning by inquiry and design

Everything about TU Eindhoven’s new building is exactly as it should be. And that’s quite an achievement.

Kirsten Hannema, De Volkskrant

The Town Hall of the Future

A world free of chemical weapons

When start-ups become scale-ups

Ector Hoogstad has done an amazing job. The DIFFER building is transparent and looks beautiful. It has also become a place to do excellent research. Furthermore, it offers ample opportunities for people to meet and connect.

Dr. Wim R. Koppers, Manager DIFFER Institute

A high-tech campus in itself

Home of Nobel Prize winners

Creating a close-knit community

EHA always differentiates between architecture and project management. This allowed the architects to focus on their work while the project leader became an expert sparring partner for process related questions.

Bas van Halen, director PM2 Construction Consultants

Researching heavens and earth

The world’s largest bike parking

Campus architecture at its best

The ChemTech Centre enables us to keep up with rapidly changing scientific and technological developments. As well as training the experts of our member states that are all part of the OPCW organization.

Fernando Arias Director-General OPCW

Architecture for future energy

Turning science into business

A playground for engineers

This transformation is amazing! My mind would really be at ease if I knew all my buildings would receive such treatment.

Jacques Choisy, architect of the original W-hall

An exercise in contrasts

Intellectually engaging and delightfully quirky

More than the sum of its parts

EHA designed one of The Netherlands' most intimate concert halls for us, and one with a real rock atmosphere. Gebr. De Nobel is renowned for its superior accoustics.

Ruud de Visser, director Gebr. de Nobel

Studies in transparency

TU/e’s new living room

Urban living in a converted office building

The city of Amsterdam and the University of Amsterdam share a long history in which science, urban planning and creativity take centre stage. That history started right here, in the University Quarter.

Femke Halsema, mayor Amsterdam

The school as a city

Designed for innovation

Safe living without stimuli

I really like our school building. It's like a labyrinth that you can explore! There are plenty of hang-out spots to meet your friends, and my favourite areas in the school are the little benches, the soccer table and of course the giant slide!

Elisa, pupil at Hyperion Lyceum