Using a modular, Open Building framework, the Hoorn Superlofts tower facilitates a circular way of building, by separating the permanent structure from the (temporary infil). Lofts can be continually adapted and reinvented to suit changing needs and lifestyles. The facade expresses the diverse mix of typological variations and materials. According to their own needs and lifestyles, residents can select from a toolkit of modular interior elements.  There are also optimal duplex lofts for families, and fully tailored-made apartments on the ground floor and penthouse. 

MKA is designing the entire scope of the architecture from the urban blocks and streets to the residences and interiors. This allows a unique integrated approach to ensure coherence and a high quality of space throughout the project. The housing component includes approximately 400 flexible apartments, ground floor residences and lofts, with 20% social housing commissioned by Intermaris. Future homeowners will be engaged from the outset in the co-creation process and the project will follow the highest standards of sustainable design. The old factory hall will be converted into lofts and commercial space, becoming a social and workspace hub. 

The architecture of this community-based, sustainable neighbourhood forms part of a masterplan designed by DELVA Landscape Architecture and Urbanism.