Feasibility studies Leiden

Finding suitable functions for monumental buildings requires building history, technical knowledge, creativity, love and respect for the past, combined with the contemporary knowledge of project development and a clear vision of market opportunities now and for in the future. HERMON Erfgoed B.V. is specialised in the sustainable re-use of monumental buildings. For this company I made and managed four feasability studies in collaboration with specialised experts for some of the most remarkable buildings in the City of Leiden.

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Scheltemacomplex

Looking at the form of the building and current use, combined with policy and market research, led us to a feasibility study to re-use this building as student apartments or as student hotel. 

A coalition between HERMON, Hylkema Consultants, de Jong Gortemaker Algra, Bouw- en restauratieadviesburo Holtzer and BOAG.

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Gravensteen

Looking at the highly rich history and the form of the building, in combination with policy and market research, led us to a feasibility study to re-use this building as a fully public multifunctional building, a four star plus hotel or as medium size apartments.

A coalition between HERMON, Hylkema Consultants, Braaksma & Roos, Bureau Delfgou, LAGroup and Stad2.

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groensteeg

The specific function of the building: auditorium of a cemetary combined with the size and form of the building, led us to a feasibility study to re-use this building as either a bed and breakfast, a meeting + living function, meeting + culture function or as a house for a professor.  

A coalition between HERMON, Hylkema Consultants, Stichting in Arcadie, Bouw- en restauratieburo Holtzer and Stad2.

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Rapenburg 48

Policy and market research combined with the form of the building and the history, led us to a feasibility study to re-use this building as (health care) apartments or as a four star plus hotel.

A coalition between HERMON, Kentie & Partners, Bureau Delfgou, LAGroup and BOAG.

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