Entries by Jordi Wenselaar

Maastricht City and Rail Ambition Note

At the initiative of the Municipality of Maastricht, a number of workshops were conducted to explore possibilities and ambitions for the east-west connection of Maastricht. This connection runs from the green carpet of the A2 zone via the station to the city center. Participants were the municipality of Maastricht, NS Stations, ProRail, Venhoeven CS and […]

Ground floor renovation Ibis Amsterdam Centre

The renovation and refurbishment of the Hotel Ibis Amsterdam Center has started. The breakfast room on the first floor will be merged with the restaurant on the ground floor. The foyer is enlarged, various seating areas connect the newly acquired open space. The hull design is by Ruland Architecten, the furnishing concept is by Phillip […]

Newsletter May 2018

The newsletter of may is about the start of OfficeVilla Breedband, the developments at Zwolle station and we briefly consider the fact that various other projects by Ruland Architecten will soon be implemented.   Dutch language only.

The smallest construction site

The work preparation for the office villa Breedband Arnhem has almost been completed and construction can begin. The location has been carefully cordoned off this week, the first groundworks have already been done.

Table discussion at ‘Stad en Spoor Toekomstcafé’

A lively information evening and round table discussion took place on 11 April in the Stad en Spoor Toekomstcafé in Maastricht, led by Frans Pollux. i.a. Joost Ruland (involved in the redevelopment of Maastricht station), Fons Meijer (former project manager Spoorzone Tilburg) and Nicole Rijkens (future explorer and project leader co-creation Stad en Spoor) debated […]

Green signal for restaurant

Ruland Architecten has started the Design for a small restaurant in the Zandvoort station building. The restaurant is part of the ambition to enhance the original touristic character of the station building.

First ‘PEP’ completed at Ruland Architecten

Marloes van Zelft has successfully completed the two-year professional experience period PEP (Professional Experience Program). With a lot of practical experience and a beautiful certificate, the architect’s title can be officially worn from today.