Kampveld Delft — building on what is already there (NL)

A second life in wood

At the Kampveld in Delft, an existing building gets a new life. What is already there forms the basis for what is to come. With a smart combination of transforming an existing building and topping the building, we add an extra layer of living, light, efficient and ready for the future.

This is where sustainable construction really takes on meaning, not by demolishing, but by strengthening.

Wood as a carrier of change

We consciously opt for biobased construction and lightweight construction in CLT bouw Nederland. Wood makes it possible to build quickly, with little load on the existing building. At the same time, wood stores CO₂ and ensures a warm and healthy indoor climate.

As Urban Climate Architects, we design wood architecture that you feel, warm in appearance, lightweight, strong in effect.

This is timber architecture Netherlands as it was intended, smart, circular and focused on people.

Densify without expanding

Kampveld's strength lies in what is already there. By opting for urban densification, we add homes without using extra space. We will continue to build on existing buildings, streets and the neighborhood.

That means building homes faster, using less material, and maintaining the place and atmosphere.

An approach that fits well with the demand for sustainable homes in the Netherlands.

Circular and future-proof

This project shows how circular renovation and timber construction work well together. We reuse the existing building and build with circular materials. This creates a building that is ready for the future.

Each step ensures fewer CO₂ emissions, less waste, more long-term value.

In this way, Kampveld will not only be a great place to live, but also an example of how we can renew the city in a sustainable way.

Building the next layer together

Together with our client Maatschap PSM, we are working on a project that shows what is possible if you look differently. Do not demolish, but continue to build. Do not expand, but compact smartly.

Do you see opportunities in an existing building?

Let's build the next layer of the city together.