BPD is an area developer committed to creating living environments that are vibrant in themselves. Numerous parties are always involved in the projects they develop, as they perceive work as collaboration.

The interior of the renovated office in Amersfoort now aligns with this way of working. The long corridors with enclosed office spaces have been replaced by an open working environment. At the heart of each floor, several pavilions for meetings and co-creation stand; collaboration is central. The materialization of the pavilions reflects what BPD stands for: constructing a pleasant living environment with natural materials. Surrounding the pavilions are open workspaces where significant attention has been paid to good room acoustics. Ceilings with very high absorption values, carpeting, and cabinets with perforated sliding doors create a pleasant and calm working environment. The layered finish on the structural cores was designed specifically for this project. The first layer displays the work areas of the area developer through floor plans of the cities where they are active. The second layer is a metal grid reminiscent of a construction site fence. This grid serves as the support for the third layer: a rotating exhibition featuring works from BPD's impressive art collection. The entire design reflects the organization's identity.

Photography: Mike Bink

Projectteam Studio Groen+Schild:
Ellen Schild, Loran Kampen, Ester Schreibelt, Dyneke Kuiken