Flux is currently working on a design for the new ThaK park in Utrecht, commissioned by the municipality of Utrecht, Portaal and Mitros and in cooperation with M3H architects. There where the Thomas à Kempislaan is now, a green and climate-adaptive neighbourhood park will be developed. During the first residents' evening in February, various wishes and ideas were collected from the neighbourhood. In the coming year, Flux will work on the preliminary and final design.

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Together with the municipality of Breda, Barcode Architects and Rho Adviseurs, Flux held an information evening in February for the plan on the Markendaalseweg in Breda. Flux designs the adjacent public space, courtyard and roof garden of the new building blocks. The information evening provided a lot of interesting input for the further elaboration of the project.

Commissioned by Kondor Wessels, Flux is working on the outdoor space of Lumen, a new residential building designed by OZ architects. The building will be realized on the former location of the office of Rijkswaterstaat, at the Vuurtorenweg in Scheveningen. The landscape surrounding it, forms a natural part of the coastal landscape. A unique location to live with an uninterrupted sea view. 

Kondor Wessels

OZ architects

Van Kessel

Together with Mei architects and commissioned by Stichting DUWO, Flux is working on the landscape of two unique residential buildings in Sluisbuurt Amsterdam. Flux is designing on a nature inclusive and climate-proof design of the courtyards and roof gardens on plots 5A2 and 6B2. The buildings, in which housing for students and youngsters will be realized, are located in the heart of the neighborhood and will serve as catalysator for further green and sustainable developments in Sluisbuurt.

Team Vorm wins tender Houtrak for the plots 11 G&H in Amsterdam Oostenburg, located on the edge of the Oostenburgervaart. Commissioned by Vorm and in collaboration with Workshop architects, Marcel Lok Architect, CD20 bv and Buro bouwfysica, Flux designed the outdoor spaces. The nature inclusive design makes an important contribution to both human wellbeing and local ecology, created by an abundance of trees and perennial plants.

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Commissioned by Boelens de Gruyter and in collaboration with OZ architects, Flux will work on the design of the urban densification at the Overschiestraat in Amsterdam. In the project the design of a food-forest will take place in the centre of the buildingsblocks.

Boelens de gruyter

Oz architecten

Flux is working on a green vision for the city centre of Eindhoven. Ten spots have been looked at closely, in search for opportunities to make them more green. For example roads, courtyards, facades, roofs and more. This may result in climate squares, a city park or edible roof landscapes. Relevant themes as the urban heat stress, water storage during heavy rains and the strengthening of the biodiversity are explicitly part of the vision. One of the ten projects is the Wilhelmina square, whereby the first sketches have been discussed with residents. You can read more about the Green Vision in the daily mail of Eindhoven.

Eindhovens Dagblad

Municipality of Eindhoven

Image: impression of how the Wilhelmina square might look in the future

On Thursday the 10th of February, Gerwin de Vries of Flux landscape architecture will give a lecture for Arcam about sustainability and nature inclusiveness in the Sluisbuurt Amsterdam. High ambitions have been formulated for the development of the Sluisbuurt, in terms of liveability, living quality, sustainability and architectural quality and reachability. Gerwin will, together with Raymond van Sabben (Paul de Ruiter architects), speak about the new sustainable icon for the Sluisbuurt: Horizons. A residential building that has been designed with the cycle of nature and the functioning of the human body as inspiration source; it breathes, thinks and feels.

Don’t want to miss this lecture? Take a look at Arcam Winterlectures

Or read more about Horizons