Objective OF THIS PROJECT
Crossover was developed with the aim of creating an innovative and sustainable building that serves both entrepreneurs and starters in the housing market. This versatile complex offers a unique mix of living, working and relaxing, where the various functions reinforce each other.
The basis for one lively city district
Crossover offers more than 250 households new and affordable living space, but there is also office space and space for social causes and catering. The building also includes communal areas that are suitable for coliving, coworking and cocreating. Meeting is central.
This mix of functions and target groups lays the foundation for the further development of Kop Zuidas into a lively urban district.
Discover Crossover: a sustainable balance between living, working and entrepreneurship in Amsterdam South, close to RAI station and the Zuidas.
Our assignment
Valstar Simonis was involved in the entire process, from the Preliminary Design of the building-related installations to the Implementation Supervision. Crossover is characterized by ambitious sustainability aspects and we at Valstar Simonis have been able to provide valuable substance to this. Crossover achieved the BREEAM Outstanding Label, partly due to the way in which sustainable mobility is incorporated into the building concept. For example, electric cars receive preferential treatment and their batteries are used as buffer capacity for sustainably generated energy. The building also achieved the WELL Core V2 certificate, a standard that specifically focuses on the health and well-being of the building's users.
Photography: Laurens Kuipers Architectural Photography
Valstar Simonis was involved in the entire process, from the Preliminary Design of the building-related installations to the Implementation Supervision. Crossover is characterized by ambitious sustainability aspects and we at Valstar Simonis have been able to provide valuable substance to this. Crossover achieved the BREEAM Outstanding Label, partly due to the way in which sustainable mobility is incorporated into the building concept. For example, electric cars receive preferential treatment and their batteries are used as buffer capacity for sustainably generated energy. The building also achieved the WELL Core V2 certificate, a standard that specifically focuses on the health and well-being of the building's users.
Photography: Laurens Kuipers Architectural Photography
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