Rijksmuseum Amsterdam. © Iwan Baan

Renovation of national museum

Building services and lighting design integrated in the architecture.

Rijksmuseum
NIOO, exterior view. Credit: Sebastian van Damme

Sustainable concrete

Structural design for Netherlands Institute of Ecology

NIOO-KNAW
Ecobridge. ©Ineke Key

Unique cable stayed bridge

Eco-passage where water, nature and landscape interact.

Ecobridge
Exterior view Stedelijk Museum. ©John Lewis Marshall

Hovering superstructure

Renovation and extension of the largest modern art museum in the Netherlands.

Stedelijk Museum

Established in Amsterdam in 2001, Arup in the Netherlands comprises recognised consultants in all aspects of building and infrastructure design. With access to Arup’s specialist networks around the world, the team in Amsterdam is able to bring global expertise to local projects, as well as to consult on international iconic projects.

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  • 25Apr 2013

    World’s first microalgae façade goes ‘live’

    The tiny green algae will play a huge role in determining the future potential of this technology, which aims to provide shade and a renewable fuel source for the experimental apartment.

  • 23Apr 2013

    Girlsday encourages technical careers

    A national thematic day celebrated among others in the Netherlands and Germany, it was created to raise young girls’ interest in a technical career.  

  • 10Apr 2013

    Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam reopens

    For the first time in history the 19th century museum building received a huge transformation as well as the presentation of the collection. The architects Cruz and Ortiz were commissioned to lead the design team responsible for the refurbishment and modification of the Rijksmuseum.

  • 22Mar 2013

    World first bio-reactive façade debuts in Hamburg

    After that, the integrated algae-based system will be put into full operational mode at an inauguration event for the media on 25 April.

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