克罗姆霍特兵营

克罗姆霍特兵营
Kromhout Barracks

karres+brands：Kromhout兵营是一个公共/私人开发项目，容纳了荷兰皇家陆军（CLAS）总部、支援司令部（CDC）和国防装备组织（DMO）的几个部分，拥有3000多名员工。karres+brands与Meyer en Van Schooten共同制定了城市发展计划。基本原则是在保持景观外观的同时，创建清晰且组织良好的场地布局。该项目由三部分组成：狭长地带、田野和中央公园。办公楼位于该地带，而住宿和培训设施位于现场区域。这条大道和这片田地由中央公园连接起来。
karres+brands: The Kromhout Barracks is a public/private development which accommodates the Headquarters of the Royal Netherlands Army (CLAS), the Support Command (CDC) and several parts of the Defense Equipment Organisation (DMO) with more than 3,000 employees. karres+brands drew up the urban development plan together with Meyer en Van Schooten. The basic principle is to create a clear and well-organised site layout while maintaining a landscaped appearance. The project consists of three parts: the Strip, the Field and the Central Park. The office buildings are located in the Strip while the accommodation and training facilities are situated in the Field area. The Strip and the Field are connected by the central park.

Kromhout Barracks

该地带由一系列垂直于主通道的办公楼组成。水作为一种历史性的防御手段被重新引入建筑物周围的大型护城河中，与附近的Kromme Rijn河形成了联系。建筑之间有七个花园和一个阅兵场，每个花园都有自己的特色和布局。另一方面，该领域旨在与相邻大学场地的空间结构建立关系。邻近场地的规模和结构将继续使用。这块地由石板路、草坪和树木组成。中央公园区是城市发展计划的绿色心脏，使整个综合体达到平衡。
The Strip consists of a series of office buildings running perpendicular to the main access road. Water as a historic means of defence is reintroduced in the form of a large moat around the buildings, creating a relationship with the nearby Kromme Rijn river. Seven gardens and a parade ground are situated between the buildings, each with their own character and layout. The Field on the other hand aims to create a relationship with the spatial structure of the adjacent University grounds. The scale and structure of the neighbouring site is taken up and continued. The Field consists of flagstone paths, lawns and trees. The central park area is the green heart of the urban development plan and brings the whole complex into balance.

与Meyer en Van Schooten建筑事务所Fritz合作
Landscape Architecture: karres+brands
Location: Utrecht, The Netherlands
Area: 19 hectares
Design: 2007
Construction: 2008 – 2012
Status: Realized
Type of contract DBFMO (Design, Build, Finance, Maintain, Operate – the contract includes a maintenance contract until the end of 2035)
Client; Komfort (Ballast Nedam, John Laing and Strukton)
Budget: Approx. € 450 mio (net present value)
Team: Bart Brands, Sylvia Karres, Lieneke van Campen, Jeroen Marseille, Uta Krause, Paul Portheine, Joost de Natris, Jim Navarro
In partnership with Meyer en Van Schooten Architecten en Bureau Fritz