Halls offering wide options for interior use are ranged around a core. The robustness of slate combined with the lightness of aluminium endows the houses with an exclusive aura.
‘The Fantasie' was built in 1982; a result of a contest on the theme of unusual living. The competition encouraged the architects to tear up the building regulations and ignore any obstructions.
The design of The Citadel originated from the idea that the centre of a new city needs historical references without engaging in mere architectural historicism.
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.
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 complex where architecture and nature achieve maximal synergy. Large wooden residential barns each containing five or six dwellings lie scattered on mounds in a garden-like landscape.
Finished in a stunning fire-engine red, the apartment block exposes idiosyncratic but contemporary narrow facades. A protuberant mural sculpture above the entrance and the staggered balconies amplify the ‘Lego’ image.
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.
Book the City Walk Almere Haven and discover the oldest part of Almere with canals, a market square, nostalgic architecture surrounded by residential areas with many courtyards and the Havenkom.