Our projects are driven by the ambition to realize high-quality buildings and places that transform their context. We thrive in complex situations and distinguish ourselves by combining creativity and collaboration. By working analytically and challenge existing conventions on architecture, we are able to design optimized and exciting solutions which help our clients reaching their goals.

We create places that people can identify and feel at home with. By combining a powerful concept, craftsmanship and sustainable materials, we are able to deliver bold designs with an unexpected twist. We design far beyond architecture and the traditional separation between scales or types and work from furniture towards the domain of the city with always a people centered result.

Working efficiently requires new techniques, smarter software and better processes. In 2016, we switched to BIM and IFC-exportable models. We believe in ‘open’ BIM, which allows for integration of areas like construction, systems, building regulations and constructional physics. We believe that this integration is key, as it permits us to achieve the best possible outcomes for our clients. Designs are presented in 3D, both visually and architecturally. This allows not only for quicker design, but also provides an immediate impression of the cohesion between urban design and architecture and between facades and structure. The 3D presentation also has advantages for clients and end users in that they can move through the plans, which gives them a clear impression of the design.

HOOPE+PLEVIER Architects is affiliated with the Branchevereniging Nederlandse Architectenbureaus, BNA. The BNA is a network that supports modern, creative entrepreneurship. As we find it important to make a contribution to the development of our profession and the architecture sector more generally, Roy Plevier serves in the members’ council of the BNA.

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WE ARE GOING CIRCULAR

HOOPE+PLEVIER Architects supports the circular manifesto of the BNA and the ambitions of the Dutch government to have the Netherlands fully circular by 2050. We believe that circular design should become an integral part of current architectural practice and that our generation of architects has a leading role in this.

Circular design is an important link in a sustainable society that ensures that future generations can meet the same need as we do. We see circularity as an instrument to create added value. Promote health, purify air, purify water and deliver energy.