Client: Bouwinvest Dutch Institutional Office Fund
Client: Heembouw Kantoren
Architect: KOW Architecten
Main structural engineer: Royal Haskoning DHV
Work Dijkstaal: Supply and installation of approximately 200 tons of steel, supplemented with:
- Steel plate concrete floors; approximately 920m² steel plate concrete floor Comflor 95.
- Steel roof panels; approximately 805m² steel roof panel type 106R/750.
Centre Court is a characteristic residential and commercial building in The Hague.
The raised building sections originally had five office floors. In these building sections, spanned channel plate floors on load-bearing prefabricated concrete facade elements. This created a column-free space for the office floors with a net length of 14.4 metres.
The ground floor and the parking floor consist of wide-slab floors on beam strips. The building grid of 3.6x14.4 m changes here to a column grid of 7.2x7.2 m. The facades of the office floors that are not on the basement walls therefore also span 7.2 m.
Read the publication of Bouwen met Staal about this topping up here.
Photography: Glenn Mostert on behalf of Dijkstaal B.V.
