Senso applied 26,000m2 of its Senso HighTraffic floors for Amsterdam's stunning judicial public building.
Contractor J.P. van Eesteren was responsible for realising the two buildings (totalling 34,000 m2) for the Public Prosecution Service and Court of Justice of Amsterdam. Design was by Claus en Kaan architects and Jan Bakers Architects. The building was eventually opened by HMS Willem Alexander.
Before the opening, press and citizens of the surrounding neighbourhood were invited to visit the new building.
The crucial starting point in the design of the building was environmental impact and sustainability. In the entire building, sustainable materials were used, amongst which Senso's biopolymer resin floors were used for vast areas.
A Senso seamless floor provides smooth lines, free movement and a calm open space.
With this seamless floor, the rooms flow easily between each other. Not only does this create an open architectural space but it makes cleaning and maintenance even easier.
Senso floors come in any colour, with any design or pattern, in various textures and finishes.
Client: Dutch Government
Floors: Senso Fusion Earth
Architect: Claus & Kaan Architects, Jan Bakers Architects
Interior Design: OTH Architects
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