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Her Majesty Queen Máxima opens SAWA
Her Majesty Queen Máxima officially opened SAWA, the new circular wooden residential building on the Lloydpier in Rotterdam yesterday. A special milestone for developers NICE Developers and ERA Contour and for all partners and builders who contributed. But above all for the residents who have moved in since this summer.
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SAWA in RTL Breakfast News
The RTL Ontbijtnieuws visited SAWA, Rotterdam's first all-wood residential building. In the broadcast, Robert Winkel (NICE Developers / Mei architects and planners) together with Alderman Chantal Zeegers explains why SAWA is so special.
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VACANCY: timber construction project developer
NICE is immediately seeking a medior/senior project developer who wants to build affordable, biobased and nature-inclusive residential neighborhoods.
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Queen Máxima opens SAWA!
A royal moment for SAWA! The Government Information Service announced today that Her Majesty Queen Máxima will officially open SAWA on Tuesday, Nov. 18.
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SAWA in the race for the audience award of the National Wood Construction Prize 2025
SAWA is in the preselection of the National Wood Construction Prize 2025 in the category of serial housing construction.
As of now, the public can vote for the public award!
Projects
Circular and affordable housing in Wormerveer
Parteon and NICE Developers are jointly building approximately 100 life-proof wooden houses in Wormerveer. A beautiful step forward in realizing our shared ambition: sustainable, future-proof building with an eye for people and the environment.
Publications
SAWA in TEDx Talk Pablo van der Lugt
SAWA in the spotlight during TEDxVUAmsterdam: "Building in unison with nature".
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New: Quick scan for circular housing projects
How do you make the step to bio-based, sustainable and social housing? Our Quickscan offers an accessible and free insight into the financial and spatial feasibility.
SAWA
SAWA grows in the city
SAWA nears completion. Ossip's latest photos show how the circular wooden building is taking its final shape and becoming an increasingly natural part of the city - as a living part of the neighborhood it embraces.
