Architect of collective urban life
Noorder Cemetery, Amsterdam
IKC Zeven Zeeën, Amsterdam
Port de pêche, Cotonou
Woontoren Magnus, Nijmegen
“Our designs facilitate meaningful collective encounters”
What we know
Collective spaces are becoming increasingly important in densely built cities with individualistic societies. Active participation and thorough research provide valuable insights into effective communal facilities.
Our goal
Moke designs buildings and spaces that enable meaningful collective encounters and make neighbourhoods more cherished.
How we aim to achieve this
We continuously deepen our expertise through engagement and evaluation of existing communal facilities. We actively integrate collective functions into all our designs.
Implementation priorities
Designing collective spaces within residential buildings and schools
Creating outdoor areas that foster connection
Continuously evaluating and optimising communal facilities
Relevant projects
Children’s centre Zeven Zeeën
Bajeskwartier (Prison Quarter) building A, Amsterdam
Magnus residential tower, Nijmegen
Port de Pêche, Cotonou
Noorder Cemetery, Amsterdam
Research
Effectiveness of collective spaces in residential buildings (2024)
Evaluation of the collective role of entrance areas in large residential buildings (2024)