ZENBER designs Smallingerland Town Hall
Integral and appropriate design
The municipality of Smallingerland has the ambition to sustainably revitalize its existing town hall. The large-scale renovation aims to make the building future-proof and to meet current requirements in terms of energy, sustainability and circularity. The 5-storey town hall covers approximately 10,000 m2. The building parts vary in construction years from 1974, 1984, 2003 and 2007.
The municipality wishes to facilitate a hospitable and attractive public and meeting area in the town hall: a place where employees, residents, relations and guests like to come to have contact with each other, get advice and retrieve and share information. With a new workplace concept where, through flexibility and shared use, more can be focused on collaborating and meeting.
ZENBER Architects has created an integral and appropriate design together with the following advisors and partners:
Client: Municipality of Smallingerland
Installation advisor: Winkelman Engineering & Consultancy
Constructor: W2N engineers
Building Physics: DGMR
Sustainability Advisor: Alba Concepts
Project Management: Arie Paarhuis
