"Tolhuiskade is a residential building located along the Tolhuiskanaal, one of the three main canals of Buiksloterham, an industrial wharf and harbor area in Amsterdam North that is transforming into a mixed-use residential and working environment. The masterplan builds on the original structure of the area, with its wide variety of building types. It brings together self-build projects, social housing, and live-work units of various scales to create a new piece of the city."
"Text description provided by the architects. Tolhuiskade stands on the corner of Cityplot C, part of the larger development, and contains seven 110 m² apartments and three 185 m² multi-generational homes/penthouses. It is an iconic building, inspired by the DNA of the location."
Tolhuiskade sits along the Tolhuiskanaal in Buiksloterham, an industrial wharf and harbor area in Amsterdam North undergoing transformation into a mixed-use residential and working district. The masterplan builds on the original urban structure and diverse building types. The development merges self-build projects, social housing, and live-work units at multiple scales to form a new urban fragment. Tolhuiskade occupies the corner of Cityplot C within the larger development. The building contains seven 110 m² apartments and three 185 m² multi-generational homes or penthouses. The design reads as an iconic gesture inspired by the location's DNA.
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