Public Buildings

The renewal of City Hall Arnhem reinterprets a Functionalist municipal monument for contemporary democratic use. Through careful restoration, redesigned furniture, a new council chamber layout and integrated artworks, the project restores the building’s original spirit while meeting modern requirements.

Beekdal Lyceum was given a clear and recognizable identity following multiple mergers and relocations. Through color, architectural integration and custom-designed interiors and furniture, the design reflects the school’s profile in dance, sports and culture.

Hotel Restaurant Bizar Bazar transforms a former Lutheran church in Arnhem into a boutique hotel and restaurant. Elevated hotel rooms on columns preserve the historic church volume, while reused church materials and bespoke furniture create a distinctive interior rooted in craftsmanship, reuse and spatial clarity.

A bespoke hotel suite by familyrun design studio KOKKE House, located in the five-star Hotel De L’Europe in Amsterdam. The suite brings together Dutch design heritage, museum references, and contemporary craftsmanship in a highly personal hospitality experience.

The competition design for Museum Arnhem proposes an open and accessible museum that connects city, landscape and people. With exhibition spaces on one level, restored sightlines and a central dome as connector, the proposal combines local identity with international ambition.

The restored Orangerie of Slot Zeist has regained its original grandeur. Once described in 1702 as the “Great Gallery,” the space now serves as the main entrance to the cultural wing, connecting history, architecture, and contemporary cultural use.