Provast redevelops former office building into housing in Rotterdam’s Scheepvaartkwartier
Provast, in partnership with Marwijmo, has acquired the Maaspark office building in Rotterdam from Bouwinvest. The property will be redeveloped into an exclusive residential building under the name House at the Park.
The project is located on the stately Westerlaan and comprises 52 residential units, including townhouses and exclusive penthouses. The homes will offer living spaces ranging from approximately 54 sqm to 205 sqm.
The former office building, with a total floor area of approximately 8,000 sqm, will be transformed into a modern and sustainable building, carefully respecting its architectural character and urban context.
The redevelopment has been designed by Dam & Partners Architects. The design forms the elegant foundation for this exceptional building, where monumental architecture and contemporary living blend seamlessly.
Construction is scheduled to commence by mid-2026, with completion expected in 2027.
The residences will be available for sale soon.
With this project, Provast continues its strategy of converting outdated office buildings into housing, contributing to a more sustainable and future-proof urban environment.
Provast and Marwijmo were advised by Savills and Loyens & Loeff.
Bouwinvest was advised by De Mik and N/P Notarial Partners & Advisors.
For more information you can visit the website of House at the Park.
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