Claus en Kaan Architecten

[10] Catherine Slessor, editor of the Architectural Review called it ‘a powerful statement, evoking timelessness, elementality and a connection with nature’.

[12] It has also designed "social housing" projects in Ypenburg, at The Hague Vinex-location under the MVRDV masterplan.

[13][14] The firm has completed an "upscale collection of boxy units" named Rietvelden, after the "Dutch modernist master" Gerrit Rietveld, in a suburban development in Ypenburg.

[15] The firm also designed Mövenpick's 408-room hotel tower that opened in 2007 in Amsterdam's harbor area.

The hotel has "a 20-story exterior striped in alternating bands of glass, white concrete and green granite — not unlike an enormous Popsicle.