Scheepmakerskwartier

Haarlem has been given a new but familiar maritime cityscape inbetween the ‘De Adriaan’ windmill and the railway bridge. There are eight dock houses along the river Spaarne. The facades with the white frames around the windows refer to the old mansions near the Spaarne.

Wide choice of layouts

Inside, the 150 to 220 m² houses have been worked out with many layout options, with maximum freedom for individual buyers. With an elevation of 3.8 m, the split level on the ground floor gives extra height. Lofts connect the floors and provide views, daylight, and spaciousness.

Walked through the city of Haarlem today and every time I get genuinely happy with what you have designed of houses on the Spaarne, the Kelderwindkade. This has been designed with great pleasure and passion. Compliments.

Leon van Rooijen

Corner apartments

At the corner, the dock houses end with a sturdy apartment building. With large windows and deep, semi-integral balconies, the building is oriented towards water and view. Each layer has three apartments, the top floor is a penthouse with rooms up to five meters high underneath the ridge of a slightly sloping roof.

Green inner area with integrated parking

In the smaller street, the buildings terrace down to the corner of Harmenjansweg. Further away, four new dwellings complete the line of building blocks in the street. The inner area comprises both sides and has a green character with a two-layer, semi-elevated deck with vegetated pergolas with parking spaces underneath. Under the deck are the semi-lowered parking spaces for the apartments and visitors.