An Amsterdam co-op pushes for more sustainable, amenity-rich affordable housing
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Sustainable Construction Advisor
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Contractor
Floor Area
3,070 sq-m
Community amenities alleviate the stress of small-scale living and foster neighbourly connection at the affordable and social housing cooperative, De Warren, in Amsterdam.
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