Floating Office Rotterdam

Last week the editors of the Architect and QbiQ Wall Systems organised a project visit to the Floating Office Rotterdam. During this visit a presentation was given by Powerhouse and RED Company about the realisation of this floating office for the United Nations GCA. Afterwards, we were given the opportunity to explore the building in groups, ending with a pleasant drink.

Conclusion: A beautiful and striking design with QbiQ system walls and fire resistant doors and facades.

Curious to see a video impression of Floating Office Rotterdam? Have a look here!

Met dank aan: Powerhouse Company, RED Company en De Architect.

Project BDO The Hague

An expansion of our portfolio with the new project: BDO The Hague.

For BDO, we were allowed to collaborate on yet another wonderful project at their location in The Hague. In this project, Low Iron Glass was applied, which means that the glass is a lot clearer, which in turn creates a more pleasant working environment. In our design, double glass walls with curved glass are included for transparent and acoustically high-quality meeting rooms.

Architect: M+R interior architecture
Photography: Studio de Winter

Click here for more photos of this project.

Canon Production Printing

The new head office of Canon Production Printing, formerly OCÉ Technologies, is currently being finalised in Venlo. This beautiful building is designed by BroekBakema; the interior design is by Hans Maréchal of MplusR interior architecture. Realised by BAM Bouw en Techniek, project leader Joost Wieland.

The design has a large atrium with vide glazing, very slender facade styles, many concentration workstations and high demands in the field of acoustics; that requires some craftsmanship by the team of QbiQ!

Double-walled, acoustic layered, closed walls, rejuvenated and fall-through safe: all terms are included in the specifications of the system walls in this office project. With the aim of providing bright, quiet working and meeting spaces for Canon employees. During the assembly we were allowed to make a short film: