Paint it Red!

These temporarily sited rented units for market starters are arranged around two enclosed courtyards, where mature bamboo plants in growing bags provide a verdant atmosphere.

A higgledy-piggledy building, as a wreck at the edge of the dike. A gate attracts the audience to itself by an elevated panorama room to experience a breathtaking view.

This huge barn for sheep has a dashing curvature of the form, is clad mainly in wood and provides magnificent accommodation for Almere’s very own flock of sheep when they’re not out of doors.

This building clad in corten steel was conceived as a miniature city. It was originally intended to house a wide range of functions, to be openly accessible and to become the district’s premium spot for a rendezvous.

The City Hall was the first prominent building in Almere Stad city centre. The cylindrical council chamber, the seat of civic administration, is prominently visible above the entrance foyer on Stadhuisplein.

The Casa Casla is a building designed by Lanoire & Courrian Architectes in the center of Almere.

Four individual houses designed by the same architect, each with low gutters, extended roofs, oiled woodwork and red roof tiles. The timber frame construction is reminiscent to vernacular Zaanse houses, Scandinavian design and Limburger farmsteads.

A dike-side villa in Almere 6 metres in width and 16 metres deep, with a blocky, vertical form. The ground floor is partly embedded in an artificial embankment which is an elongation of the dyke that borders the garden.

This tower is 120m tall and has 28 storeys. The building forms part of the business district built on the north side of the station.

The Esplanade is a peaceful square on the Weerwater in the center of Almere. The square was renovated in 2019 by design agency Plein06, on behalf of the municipality.