A functionalist Dutch landmark has become a HQ for modern day. Here's how
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Architecture
Interior Design
Client of KCAP
LIFE, SENS real estate
Client of Kraaijvanger Architects
LIFE, PostNL
Construction
J.P. van Eesteren / BESIX
Installations
Unica
Management and Sustainability
Traject
Interior Construction
Coors
Floor Area
30,000 sq-m
Built in 1939, a former postal sorting centre in The Hague has been turned into a headquarters for the Dutch national mail service through socially minded, sustainable interventi
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