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	In July 2017, the city of Eindhoven, Netherlands, selected MVRDV and SDK Vastgoed (VolkerWessels) as the winners of an inner city redevelopment competition.		In July 2017, the city of Eindhoven, Netherlands, selected MVRDV and SDK Vastgoed (VolkerWessels) as the winners of an inner city redevelopment competition.

−	The area around Deken van Someren Street, in the Bergen neighbourhood, is set to become a high-quality and sustainable ~~residencial~~ development called Nieuw Bergen.	+	The area around Deken van Someren Street, in the Bergen neighbourhood, is set to become a high-quality and sustainable residential development called Nieuw Bergen. The project design aims to combine renovated and redeveloped existing buildings with new builds, taking as its starting point ‘a visible sustainability ethos’.
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−	The project design aims to combine renovated and redeveloped existing buildings with new builds, taking as its starting point ‘a visible sustainability ethos’.	+

	[[File:Nnieuw-bergen2.jpg\|link=File:Nnieuw-bergen2.jpg]]		[[File:Nnieuw-bergen2.jpg\|link=File:Nnieuw-bergen2.jpg]]

−	The 29,000 sq. m project of seven buildings will include 240 new homes, 1,700 sq. m commercial ~~program~~, 270 sq. m urban farming, and underground parking. The urban strategy is based on ~~the knowledge and innovation necessary for~~ establishing a sustainable, pleasant and dynamic living environment for ~~future~~ residents.	+	The 29,000 sq. m project of seven buildings will include 240 new homes, 1,700 sq. m commercial space, 270 sq. m urban farming, and underground parking. The urban strategy is based on establishing a sustainable, pleasant and dynamic living environment for residents.

−	The individual buildings within Nieuw Bergen are different, ~~yet~~ they ~~all collectively~~ form a family ~~of buildings that fit into the existing context~~.	+	The individual buildings within Nieuw Bergen are all different, but they form a family with a common language.

−	The sloping ~~roofs at~~ 45-degree ~~angles~~ create a varied ~~roof landscape. The~~ jagged ~~roofscape comprises~~ solar panels ~~and~~ collective gardens and greenhouses~~, while the sloping~~ pitch, together with multiple window openings, maximises ~~the~~ natural light, ~~potentially~~ resulting in significant energy savings.	+	The sloping 45-degree roofs create a varied, jagged profile of solar panels, collective gardens and greenhouses. The steep pitch, together with multiple window openings, maximises natural light, resulting in significant energy savings.

−	A conscious choice of neutral colours and textured materials with subtle differences ~~inform the~~ striking glazed ceramic facades. Other ~~façade~~ materials ~~incorporate~~ stone, ~~wood~~ and concrete ~~elements~~ and the colour palette varies from white to ~~gray; and~~ shiny to ~~rough~~.	+	A conscious choice was made to select neutral colours and textured materials with subtle differences and striking glazed ceramic facades. Other materials include stone, timber and concrete, and the colour palette varies from white to grey, shiny to matt.

	[[File:Nnieuw-bergen3.jpg\|link=File:Nnieuw-bergen3.jpg]]		[[File:Nnieuw-bergen3.jpg\|link=File:Nnieuw-bergen3.jpg]]

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	In July 2017, the city of Eindhoven, Netherlands, selected MVRDV and SDK Vastgoed (VolkerWessels) as the winners of an inner city redevelopment competition.		In July 2017, the city of Eindhoven, Netherlands, selected MVRDV and SDK Vastgoed (VolkerWessels) as the winners of an inner city redevelopment competition.
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	The area around Deken van Someren Street, in the Bergen neighbourhood, is set to become a high-quality and sustainable residencial development called Nieuw Bergen.		The area around Deken van Someren Street, in the Bergen neighbourhood, is set to become a high-quality and sustainable residencial development called Nieuw Bergen.

−	The project design aims to combine renovated and redeveloped existing buildings with new builds, ~~and take~~ as its starting point ‘a visible sustainability ethos’.	+	The project design aims to combine renovated and redeveloped existing buildings with new builds, taking as its starting point ‘a visible sustainability ethos’.

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−	The 29,000 sq. m project of seven buildings will include 240 new homes, 1,700 sq.m commercial program, 270 sq. m urban farming and underground parking. The urban strategy is based on the knowledge and innovation necessary for establishing a sustainable, pleasant and dynamic living environment for future residents.	+	The 29,000 sq. m project of seven buildings will include 240 new homes, 1,700 sq. m commercial program, 270 sq. m urban farming, and underground parking. The urban strategy is based on the knowledge and innovation necessary for establishing a sustainable, pleasant and dynamic living environment for future residents.

−	The individual buildings within Nieuw Bergen are different, yet they all collectively form a family of buildings that fit into the existing context~~. The sloping roofs at 45-degree angles create a varied roof landscape~~.	+	The individual buildings within Nieuw Bergen are different, yet they all collectively form a family of buildings that fit into the existing context.

−	The jagged roofscape comprises solar panels and collective gardens and greenhouses, while the sloping pitch , together with multiple window openings, ~~results in maximum~~ natural light ~~for both buildings and public space~~, potentially resulting in significant energy savings.	+	The sloping roofs at 45-degree angles create a varied roof landscape. The jagged roofscape comprises solar panels and collective gardens and greenhouses, while the sloping pitch, together with multiple window openings, maximises the natural light, potentially resulting in significant energy savings.

−	A conscious choice of neutral ~~colors~~ and textured materials with subtle differences inform the striking glazed ceramic facades. Other façade materials incorporate stone, wood and concrete elements and the colour palette varies from white to gray; and shiny to rough.	+	A conscious choice of neutral colours and textured materials with subtle differences inform the striking glazed ceramic facades. Other façade materials incorporate stone, wood and concrete elements and the colour palette varies from white to gray; and shiny to rough.

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	Content and images courtesy of MVRDV.		Content and images courtesy of MVRDV.

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In July 2017, the city of Eindhoven, Netherlands, selected MVRDV and SDK Vastgoed (VolkerWessels) as the winners of an inner city redevelopment competition.

The area around Deken van Someren Street, in the Bergen neighbourhood, is set to become a high-quality and sustainable residencial development called Nieuw Bergen.

The project design aims to combine renovated and redeveloped existing buildings with new builds, and take as its starting point ‘a visible sustainability ethos’.

[[File:Nnieuw-bergen2.jpg]]

The 29,000 sq. m project of seven buildings will include 240 new homes, 1,700 sq.m commercial program, 270 sq. m urban farming and underground parking. The urban strategy is based on the knowledge and innovation necessary for establishing a sustainable, pleasant and dynamic living environment for future residents.

The individual buildings within Nieuw Bergen are different, yet they all collectively form a family of buildings that fit into the existing context. The sloping roofs at 45-degree angles create a varied roof landscape.

The jagged roofscape comprises solar panels and collective gardens and greenhouses, while the sloping pitch , together with multiple window openings, results in maximum natural light for both buildings and public space, potentially resulting in significant energy savings.

A conscious choice of neutral colors and textured materials with subtle differences inform the striking glazed ceramic facades. Other façade materials incorporate stone, wood and concrete elements and the colour palette varies from white to gray; and shiny to rough.

[[File:Nnieuw-bergen3.jpg]]

Content and images courtesy of MVRDV.

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