What this Rotterdam university building can teach about low-impact agility

Paul de Ruiter Architects and Studio Groen + Schild designed a new building dedicated to economics studies at the Rotterdam Business School on the Woudestein Campus at the Erasmus University Rotterdam. - Aiste Rakauskaite

It is the fourth building the firm has realized on the campus. - Aiste Rakauskaite

Hosting bachelor’s and master’s programmes in management, commerce and finance, the building adopted a flexible design to ensure that students and staff were presented with a wide range of spaces to suit their needs. - Aiste Rakauskaite

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Location

Kralingse Zoom 91, 3063 ND Rotterdam, Netherlands

Architect

Paul de Ruiter Architects

Interior Design

Studio Groen + Schild

Client

Rotterdam Business School

Floor Area

15,300 sq-m

The flexible educational space showcases the inherent relationship between agility and sustainability and how that is an asset in an educational setting.

Key features

Paul de Ruiter Arch

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