Jury chair Kate Copeland (Chair Australian Health Design Council) presented the award during the three-day conference in London. This award is the most prestigious architecture prize for healthcare environments. It recognises an outstanding project that excels in sustainability, optimises patient care, and enhances the well-being and comfort of staff, patients, and their families. The new Main Building, previously a category winner in 2023 for healthcare facilities over 25,000m², was reassessed alongside all winners from the past decade. Jury chair Kate Copeland (Chair of the Australian Health Design Council) presented the award during the ceremony in London.The project received the Municipal Architecture Award of Nijmegen 2911 and was nominated for the Fritz Högerpreis 2011. The municipality of Nijmegen has awarded the consortium’s proposal with the first prize in the European tender procedure. Start of construction of De Waalhoven is expected in the beginning of 2023.Waalfront, Nijmegen !2d5.838237899999999!3d51.8345159!2m3!1f0!2f0!3f0!3m2!1i1024!2i768!4f13.1!3m3!1m2!1s0x47c7098826d80915%3A0x85392cb762be2cb1!2sArchitect%20Nijmegen!5e0!3m2!1sen!2sph!4v1761100171156!5m2!1sen!2sph" width="600" height="450" style="border:0;" allowfullscreen="" loading="lazy" referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade">All window frames are made of champagne coloured aluminum. At the upper floors these are supplied with a steel railing, in the plinth they are supplied with glass railings. Havenkade’s position on the water’s edge creates the opportunity to connect with the view of the harbour and river Waal, as well as main bike route along the dike towards the city centre. The inner courtyard opens to the harbour, making a connection with the public waterfront and landscape. The landscape, designed by Felixx Landscape Architects and Planners, combines the need for mobility infrastructure and green environment. Contact Us Architect Nijmegen Email:
[email protected] Phone: +31246690337 Graafseweg 274 Nijmegen, Gelderland, NL 6532 ZV As such, the district is ready to respond flexibly to future developments in urban planning. Hessenberg is a spot in the inner city of Nijmegen with a rich history which can be traced back to the Roman Occupation. In recent centuries the site has been occupied by monasteries and the regional newspaper De Gelderlander. Within a masterplan by Bob van Reeth four blocks were developed. They are randomly scattered over the project and sit on large shared underground parking garages. Horizontal lintels are juxtaposed by brick piers, between which sit recessed brickwork planes with window frames.The award ceremony took place in Milan during the three-day ‘World Congress on Design & Health’, organised by the International Academy for Design & Health. Daniël van den Berg, partner-architect at EGM architects, received the award from the jury, chaired by Prof. https://www.mixcloud.com/architectnijmegen/ , PhD, founder of the Academy. The facades are akin to the architecture of Van Reeth. Based on our leading position in the healthcare and public sector, we feel responsible for making an active contribution to research and innovation. We develop instruments and tools, do research and share our findings with clients and other stakeholders.
