for us, architecture is giving form in a meaningful way
An abstract idea comes alive within a set context and results in a uniquely designed spatial story. This is how we create valuable places for people, society and the environment.
In a dynamic and fast digitalising world architecture has a wonderful slowness, but simultaneously brings a large responsibility that we eagerly take.
We are architecten van Mourik.
Partners
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Piet Grouls
architect
Piet Grouls (1958) started working at architecten van Mourik in 1992 as an (interior) architect and researcher and became a director in 2001. From 1989 to 1992 he had his own office in Delft. He was a board member for Stawon between 1997 and 2003 and was the chairman for the Haags Architectuur Café (HaAC) from 1999 to 2005. From 1992 onwards he has been a guest teacher at the Academy of Architecture in Maastricht, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Delft and Aachen University of Technology. Piet graduated in architecture from the Academy of Architecture in Amsterdam in 1989 and in interior architecture from the Academy of Arts in Maastricht in 1983.
Team
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Alex Zwanenburg
BIM modeler
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Leo Coffy
IT intern
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Egbert van Weeren
BIM modeler
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Jolanda de Vilder
secretary, administration
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Klaas Herrema
office coordinator, project coordinator
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Marlous Heikamp
architect
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Sam Haverhals
architectural intern
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Maura Put
architectural designer
Clients
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ABN AMRO Vastgoed
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AM Vastgoed
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AMC
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Amvest
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AstraZeneca
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Ballast Nedam
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Boelen & van Eesteren
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Bunge Loders Croklaan
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CBRE
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CWI
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DSM
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Gemeente Leiden
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IBM
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ING Real Estate
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International Criminal Court
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Kiwa
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Koninklijke Academie van Beeldende Kunsten
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Koninklijk Conservatorium Den Haag
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Maarsen Groep
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Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken
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Ministerie Verkeer en Waterstaat
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MRP Development
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MS Vastgoed
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Multi Vastgoed
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Nationale Politie
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Nikhef
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Nolet Distillery
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Onderwijsraad
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Politie Amsterdam
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Politie Den Haag
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Provincie Utrecht
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Rijksvastgoedbedrijf
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Shell International Chemicals
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Steadion
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Stebru Groep
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Syntrus Achmea
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TNO
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Universiteit Twente
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Universiteit van Amsterdam
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Vestia
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VolkerWessels Vastgoed
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Vorm ontwikkeling
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Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Awards
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Berlage Vlag
The best building in The Hague, 2021
First prize with residential care centre Westhovenplein
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Berlage Wimpel
The best building in The Hague, 2021
Public choice award for residential care centre Westhovenplein
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Jonge Architecten Prijs
Design of a movable reception pavilion for Staatsbosbeheer Hollands Duin in Wassenaar, 2017
Third Prize ex-aequo with [Natuurlijk Welkom]
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Monumentenprijs Den Haag
The best restoration project in The Hague, 2013
First prize with the facade restoration at Bleijenburg 38, The Hague
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De Gouden A.A.P.
The best building in Amsterdam; prize for the architect and the client, 2012
Nomination with Cultural Centre CREA, Roeterseiland, Amsterdam
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Nederlandse Bouwpluim
The best result of a successful collaboration between clients and contractors, 2009
Nomimation with Nolet Distillery, Hoofdstraat, Schiedam
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BNA building of the year
The best realized project of BNA architects, 2008
Nomination with Laboratory building De Meander, UT campus, Enschede
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Schreudersprijs
Special performance in the field of underground constructions, 2007
First Prize with Nolet Distillery Tunnel, Hoofdstraat, Schiedam
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Berlage Vlag
The best of The Hague building production, 1999
First Prize with renovation and expansion of the KABK, The Hague
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Rietveld Award
The best of the Utrecht building production between 1993 and 1994
Nomination with Fortis Head Office, Rijnsweerd-Noord, Utrecht
History
Architecten van Mourik was founded by Dick van Mourik (1921-2018) in 1955. With the assignment for a new head office of IBM in Uithoorn the office got off to a flying start. What characterizes the entire oeuvre, is that its projects are a striking translation of the assignment in which the character of the client, the programmatic possibilities and the potential of the environment have been brought together. Today, that is still the case. There is the Horst UT (1963), Dr Anton Philipszaal (1987), Fortis Bank (1995) and the KABK (1999). In its 60 years of age, the office has had several episodes and is now in its fourth episode. During its 50th anniversary, a triptych was written about the first three episodes of the office.