Futurist Architecture

The City Hall of Almere was opened for the first time in 1986. The building was first conceived by Cees Dam with two wings. Each wing has 5 stories with a cylindrical Council Chamber hovered over the entrance foyer. The Council Chamber is situated at the pivoting point of the perpendicular wings. Today, despite the renovation conducted by Fokkema & Partners years before, the Chamber still celebrates its many qualities from the original architecture. The renovation has added the warm and fluent signature of the public areas located on the ground floor.

CSU East Bay Student Services and Administration will support the student services and also the state-of-the-art enrollment which is located on the lower floors. It also offers offices for more than 300 administrative staff on the upper floors of the building.

All spaces in DNB House are designed with glass pixels on the wall. It allows the view around the building can be seen easily. This glass is a high-performance glass that fits well for the winter in Norwegia.

The interior is designed to adapt to the needs that change often from the with the limited interventions. The designer for this circular interior is Fokkema & Partners. You can also find a green interior design inside the building with the green plants on the large wall.

Harboe Visitors Centre has a large interior with a simple design. The floor is made from warm wood materials. The ceiling is unique as same as the roof. With this kind of amazing interior, the building can give the best facilities for the visitor.