Superimpose Architecture and Wubben.Chan architecten are designing a “vertical community.” A U-shaped plinth of five stories, topped by two towers of around 60 meters, is combined with warm materials and generous green outdoor spaces. The result is a building with a recognizable, human scale. The building will be constructed entirely without scaffolding, using prefabricated timber-frame façade elements and interior modules. This approach supports an efficient, circular, and low-emission construction process. In addition, Flora Village aims to achieve a BREEAM Excellent sustainability rating, ensuring its long-term value. The project is also designed with a future secondary function in mind, making it easily convertible into student housing.

Sustainability is approached holistically: from energy, efficient techniques and circular materials to a strong focus on social cohesion, health and safety. With a BREEAM Excellent ambition, Flora Village ensures long-term value. Prefabricated HSB façade elements enable a fast, safe construction process without scaffolding, while the architectural “gradient”concept transitions from warm, tactile plinths to light, elegant towers, creating a welcoming and recognizable landmark.

Flora Village thus becomes not only a building, but a vibrant and resilient community that embodies the future of Westland.

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