BiermanHenket designed sustainable housing for Finesse, supplier of wooden floors and interior elements. The building contains a transparent showroom, offices and a logistics area. Not only has the building been designed sustainably in terms of water buffering and energy consumption, but also in the building structure. The main construction and facades are optimally engineered and can be dismantled.

Finesse is a company that specializes in making and installing wooden floors and other interior elements. A transparent showroom - as the heart of the building - has a spacious loft and is situated on the corner, which is connected to two layers of office space. A workshop is also located on the ground floor, where samples are prepared on the street side and wooden parts are prefabricated. The logistics area and depot are located at the rear. From the start in the design process, the design was carried out with great sustainable ambition, whereby the choices made also influenced the architecture. For example, the building is characterized by a strong rhythm of prefab pine wood elements, which also form the main construction and are therefore visible from both the inside and the outside. Within the rhythm of wood, dynamics were sought by applying profiled steel facade cladding. Each grid has a unique composition in these profiled elements through varying combinations of four different models.