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Residential tower ‘doktoren’

Antwerpen, Belgium, Europe

Sector Residential
Client Immpact, Generaal Lemanstraat 55 bus 1, 2018 Antwerpen, BE; Kairos nv, Heistraat 129, 2610 Wilrijk, BE
Architect Binst Architects nv, Luikstraat 7, 2000 Antwerpen, BE
Intervention Construction
Scope Study and following up MEP / EPBD reporting / Ventilation reporting / Simulations
GFA 14 m2
Project status under construction
Study April 2017 - August 2017
Execution September 2019 - July 2021

Sustainable Features

reuse rainwater
reuse rainwater
water management
water management
heat recovery
heat recovery
solar energy
solar energy
passive cooling
passive cooling
glazing
glazing
Total technical installations cost:+/- 3.150.000,00 € excl. btw
Total construction cost:+/- 12.600.000,00 € excl. btw
K Level / Energy class :30 (K-peil)
 E Level:38 (E-peil)
Certification:

 

Project description:

On behalf of Immpact & Kairos, Interbuild is building a residential tower on the Kempische Dok. The ‘Doktoren’ on the Eilandje in Antwerp is a design by Binst Architects and boydens engineering. This 81m high tower will be built on the existing foundation of the ZNA and a number of large trees will be placed directly on the new residential complex. This will give the tower the tallest tree park in the city of Antwerp.

 

The building consists of 144 apartments in the bottom 20 floors, a commercial space on the ground floor and 2 underground floors where mainly storages, techniques and a bicycle shed will be housed. A diversity of housing options is created by merging several apartments. Nine penthouses will be built on the three highest floors, each with a terrace. The communal roof terrace on the 23rd floor is accessible to all residents.

 

To keep the tower as compact as possible, the techniques are poured into the floor slabs. It is a challenge to fine-tune the technical coordination whilst structural work is ongoing. In the design of the technical installations, the focus is mainly on determining the desired comfort level of the residents (sufficient heating, cooling, enough sockets, warm ambient light, sanitary hot water supply, etc.) with energy costs being kept to a minimum.

 

We concentrate on the use of sustainable technologies such as high-efficiency central heating boilers in the joint boiler room. Demand-driven ventilation groups per apartment with heat recovery. All pipes will be foreseen in order to later connect to a heat network, which still needs to be rolled out by the City of Antwerp.