The Keizer development seamlessly blends old & new in the historical heart of Amsterdam.

The construction of The Baronie commences this week in Abcoude - almost time to celebrate!

Sold out in only four months, and with building permission issued all is set to go for realisation of The Baronie!

The first phase of the village-extension of Abcoude is a modern 'country estate' to be designed by Abbink X Co in collaboration with BOOM landscape.

The first phase of the village-extension in Abcoude is a modern 'country estate' by Abbink X Co in collaboration with BOOM landscape.

Combining crisp design, comfortable living on the water and years of experience, the collaboration between Abbink X Co and Roland Stuij will continue from 2014 as Stuij sets up HarbourHome

The Light & Dark pavilion - known to the neighbourhood as the LifeTree - will be built this summer in the Gijsbrecht van Aemstelpark in Amsterdam.

The Tree is a new shelter for homeless families and fulfills a specific gap in the growing need for target group shelters. This ‘mega-house’ will be officially opened on the 29th of October.

Abbink X Co has been nominated for the Lieven de Key Award 2013 for the inner city regeneration project, Palmarum.

Angie Abbink has been invited by Phaidon to speak at DesignJunction, the design event of the year in London, to highlight de launch of the digital Phaidon Atlas.

The key of The Tree was officially handed over to the new tenants who will be moving to this shelter for homeless families in August.

Between the Sheets was a popular highlight of the 45 buildings that opened to the public for the annual Day of Architecture.

A veiled house conceived as the final statement in an urban restoration project which lasted almost 20 years.

Housing project in an urban cultural heritage site. Modern design + new techniques with respect for tradition + history.

LifeTree is a multifunctional pavilion in a functionalist park in the south of Amsterdam.

The large scale renovation of the Van Cauwaelartsluis lock complex in the industrial docklands of Antwerp called for two new buildings: exclusively for machines in a world where man is but passing through.

This inner city area of Haarlem, plagued by rotting foundations, called for an infill exercise in architectural modesty. The existing roof-landscape was taken as inspiration for an expressive roof which creates dramatic spaces in this social housing project.

The Tree is Hoofddorp’s new shelter for single parent families and focuses on the 150 year old beech tree which stands on the site as a witness of history and as a protector for the future.