Realised
This building is a beautiful example of how conversion of vacant buildings helps revitalise areas.
Highlights
- 97 self-contained studios
- Laundrette
- Courtyard garden
- Bicycle parking
- Storage
Facts and Figures
Handover date
july 2016
Construction method
Conversion
Target group
Owner
B-Right Urban Living
Architect
Architecten en Adviseursbureau de Loods
Developer
B-Right Urban Living
Contractor
Bouwgroep Moonen Den Bosch
Management
Plaza Resident Services
Former function
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Replacing vacancy by liveliness in the city centre of Arnhem.
Campus 026 in Arnhem is a beautiful example of how a disused office complex can be turned into a residential complex that helps revitalise the neighbourhood. Reducing vacant buildings within a priority area, such as the inner city, is important as they are the most future-proof locations in the city and the places where vacant buildings are most visible.The former UWV (Employee Insurance Agency) office in the city centre was heavily outdated and has stood empty for a number of years. The building has been completely stripped and converted into a residential complex for single-person households. The full-service apartments are furnished in a contemporary style. The building also includes a camera-monitored bicycle parking, a meeting point, laundrette and a beautiful patio garden where residents can socialise. That's how B-Right Urban Living contributes to the improvement and embellishment of the heart of Arnhem.