The new office and workshop of Finesse are already in use, and now the interior of the showroom has also been completed. The sustainable and demountable building features a transparent showroom at the corner, where the diversity of uses of wood is presented in an almost museum-like atmosphere.

The monumental Mariënburg monastery complex, located in the centre of 's Hertogenbosch, consists of many building parts. The university, homes and businesses are already housed there. Now the last buildings - the originally medieval Walpoort and the nineteenth-century Van Lanschot - have also been renovated and taken into use as office spaces.

Move has been nominated for the Geurt Brinkgreve Cup 2020. This is an annual prize awarded by Amsterdam City Council to the best initiative in the field of redevelopment or renovation in the city. In addition to Move, Felix Meritis and Hotel MAI Amsterdam have also been nominated. The winner will be announced in December.

The transformation of the former post office in Venlo into Museum van Bommel van Dam is in full swing. Meanwhile, the demolition phase has been completed and the project will now enter into the construction phase.

Fifteen years ago, Janneke Bierman and Sjoekie de Bijll Nachenius took over Hubert-Jan Henket’s architectural firm. Later on, Yvonne Segers and Joep van As joined the firm as a partner and associate partner respectively. So, there's lots to celebrate!

Finesse is a company that specialises in producing and installing timber flooring and other interior elements. BiermanHenket has realised several projects in collaboration with Finesse, including Deventer Library and the Zayaz offices in ’s-Hertogenbosch. And now BiermanHenket has designed their new premises ...