Concrete Amsterdam is a multidisciplinary interior and architecture studio. Developing innovative concepts since 1997, that transcend traditional boundaries in architecture, interior design, urban design, branding, and conceptual programming. Concrete prioritizes ‘people before buildings’, shaping environments that seamlessly integrate with human life. Across hospitality, public buildings, housing and retail, our 'inside-out' approach places people first, leading to innovative solutions globally.

Concrete’s residential project in Manhattan ‘The West’, pays a homage to the area's industrial heritage. Smartly designed condos create the best residential experience celebrating the views over Manhattan whereas extensive communal spaces invite to meet your neighbors. For the façade Concrete custom designed a range of upcycled bricks capturing 260K of construction debris.

Urby - offers a new type of branded and programmed living for the rental market. Extensive communal spaces, including urban farming, artists in residence, huge communal green spaces form together with the relatively small apartments a lively neighborhood stimulating social sustainability. Every Urby is entered through a house-shaped entrance café that gives an instant feeling of coming home.

To solve the Dutch housing crisis in a social and sustainable way, Concrete and Moos developed 100% circular and modular homes for the social housing market. The prefabricated modules are fully demountable and reusable. Moos Euterpe was the first to deliver 30 houses, with ~ 500 homes scheduled in various Dutch locations.

Zoku - a new, community driven typology in hospitality and the future of work, suitable for long and short stays. In the Zoku Loft, instead of placing the bed at the center of the room, the table becomes the center piece, allowing for social or professional activities.

The BoTree Hotel & Bar - designed to capture the spirit of West London’s “village” life. The overall design evokes a luxurious but local feeling. The guestrooms have an innovative layout, which eschews traditional boundaries to offer suite qualities in as little as 25sqm.

Together with citizenM, Concrete shook up the hotel industry by designing the first affordable luxury hotel by leaving out all unnecessary items in the hotel room and creating inviting and social public areas which engage human interaction.
For Café-restaurant Renilde, at Museum Boijmans van Beuningen⁠, Concrete designed a transformable space. The dining area is filled with long communal tables which can be folded up to reveal a luminous space for events.

In Amsterdam, 2* Michelin restaurant 212, embodies a modest interior, shifting the spotlight on its exquisite culinary creations. 212 offers a joint dining experience where guests are able to participate by observing closely and interacting with the chefs.
For THNK Concrete designed a work solution that combines all functionalities into one spatial element of mostly re- or upcycled materials.