David

Chipperfield

Architects

There are two things I always
stress: quality of life for the
residents and low environmental
impact. Often these go
hand in hand.

Sir David Chipperfield

© Benjamin McMahon

A man of
exceptional
merit

With an impressive number of awards on his record, David Chipperfield can rightly be called a standard-bearer of contemporary architecture. He is among the world’s leading architects and designers and was awarded the Pritzker Architecture Prize, the highest and most prestigious award you can receive as an architect (still alive) and considered the Nobel Prize for architecture, as recently as 2023. 

Architecture in
its purest form

Sir David’s vision is as simple as it is challenging: architecture should make cities better, serve society and have the quality of life of its inhabitants in mind. Therefore, he prefers solid and thoughtful architecture to showy spectacular designs. His architecture is pared-down, austere and timeless. In Boomgaard (orchard in English) too, he goes back to basics with the use of straight lines, honest, natural materials and his signature vertical façade rhythm.

An orchard as
an eye-catcher

Every day, look out over the gently swaying crests of an orchard watching over a flower meadow with natural grass paths. Wake up to the exuberant colours and scents of generous blossoms: here you will experience these scenes every day, in the heart of the city. Because in the middle of the garden stretching out in front of your new home, an orchard with fruit trees will be planted, designed by Bureau Bas Smets. A unique slice of life and nature, right on your doorstep.

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