Smart project!

An outstanding and sustainable building has been constructed for the Beentjes Bouwgroep in the north of our country. Beentjes implemented the version itself and chose to leave both the interior and the exterior in the hands of Graziosi Progetti. This is reflected in the transparent structures of the building in which the various functions are intertwined.

The various types of workspace are positioned in such a way that the two divisions, renovation and civil engineering, each have their own features. The administration and finance sections overlap one another, however the restaurant is also on a split level floor. The areas are connected by a large grandstand staircase. This means that the floors are connected to each other and a nice area has been created for meetings. The interior design ensures that all employees feel at ease, and there is a lot of greenery, a view of the outside, fine lighting and a pleasant climate, which has been generated exclusively by solar panels.

The furniture and finishes were completed in collaboration with Lensvelt, while the starting point was made as sustainable as possible, so that the choice could be made for the monitor arms from Dataflex which remained entirely consistent with this principle. The double monitor arm from the Viewmate collection was selected. This version combines strength, practicality and usability in one package. The crossbar can be adjusted in both height and in depth. The handle allows the depth of the monitors to be adjusted with real simplicity. This arrangement not only provides ergonomic comfort in the black version, but it also provides for a neat and tidy workplace.

All parties have given plenty of thought about how work at this location could be supported as much as possible. In a nutshell, it is a smart project! We trust that the Viewmate monitor arm will also live up to its reputation in this workplace.

Beentjes Bouwgroep Project
Location: Uitgeest
(Interior) Architect: Graziosi Progetti
Furniture: Lensvelt contract furniture specials and other brands
Photography: Peter Tijhuis