Sustainability and cooperation in the renewed Orangerie
The task
The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy (EZ) and Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (LNV) commissioned the redesign of certain areas within the government office located at Bezuidenhoutseweg 73 in The Hague. The challenge was to efficiently optimize these spaces for multifunctional use, with a focus on meeting, collaborating, and consulting. The centerpiece of the project was the Orangerie, where two existing pavilions were to be transformed into vibrant meeting places with enhanced comfort and sustainability levels.
“Meeting and collaborating in a sustainable environment.”
About this project
The renovated Orangerie, a joint design by studio PROTOTYPE and ZENBER Architects, was recently inaugurated with a celebratory event. The redesign focused on creating flexible and inviting spaces that can be used for a variety of purposes. The design emphasizes fostering interaction and collaboration in a pleasant and functional environment.
The heart of the transformation lies in the Orangerie, where two existing pavilions have been completely revamped. These pavilions now serve as vibrant meeting spaces where employees and visitors can gather in a comfortable and inspiring setting. The design combines modern convenience with sustainability, enhancing comfort while contributing to the ministry's environmental goals.
The revamped Orangerie now offers a future-oriented work environment that can be flexibly adapted to changing needs, without compromising functionality or comfort.
“Flexibility and comfort united in the Orangerie.”
Highlights
Multifunctional Design
The spaces have been optimized for meeting, consulting, and collaborating in a flexible and modern work environment.
Transformation of the Orangerie
Two existing pavilions have been transformed into vibrant and inviting meeting places.
Comfort and Sustainability
The design enhances comfort levels while contributing to the ministry's sustainability goals.
Flexibility
The layout is future-oriented and can be easily adapted to changing user needs.
Collaborative Design
The project is a joint design by studioPROTOTYPE and ZENBER Architects, blending functionality and aesthetics.
Credits
Sustainability and cooperation in the renewed Orangerie
The task
The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy (EZ) and Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (LNV) commissioned the redesign of certain areas within the government office located at Bezuidenhoutseweg 73 in The Hague. The challenge was to efficiently optimize these spaces for multifunctional use, with a focus on meeting, collaborating, and consulting. The centerpiece of the project was the Orangerie, where two existing pavilions were to be transformed into vibrant meeting places with enhanced comfort and sustainability levels.
About this projct
The renovated Orangerie, a joint design by studio PROTOTYPE and ZENBER Architects, was recently inaugurated with a celebratory event. The redesign focused on creating flexible and inviting spaces that can be used for a variety of purposes. The design emphasizes fostering interaction and collaboration in a pleasant and functional environment.
The heart of the transformation lies in the Orangerie, where two existing pavilions have been completely revamped. These pavilions now serve as vibrant meeting spaces where employees and visitors can gather in a comfortable and inspiring setting. The design combines modern convenience with sustainability, enhancing comfort while contributing to the ministry's environmental goals.
The revamped Orangerie now offers a future-oriented work environment that can be flexibly adapted to changing needs, without compromising functionality or comfort.
“Meeting and collaborating in a sustainable environment.”
“Flexibility and comfort united in the Orangerie.”
Highlights
Multifunctional Design
The spaces have been optimized for meeting, consulting, and collaborating in a flexible and modern work environment.
Transformation of the Orangerie
Two existing pavilions have been transformed into vibrant and inviting meeting places.
Comfort and Sustainability
The design enhances comfort levels while contributing to the ministry's sustainability goals.
Flexibility
The layout is future-oriented and can be easily adapted to changing user needs.
Collaborative Design
The project is a joint design by studioPROTOTYPE and ZENBER Architects, blending functionality and aesthetics.
Credits