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Anne Frank Museum

Amsterdam

Anne Frank Museum
Anne Frank Museum

During the expansion of the museum and various offices, several things have been realised including a new visitors’ route. The public facilities – such as entrance, payment desk, space for exhibitions, group rooms and catering facilities – have been included in the lowest floors of the new building. The bookshop and restaurant are accommodated in the basement and on the first floor. The cellar is accommodated alongside existing abutments. The constructional depth of the cellar is 3.5 to 6.5 metres. Besides this, 20 HAT homes (one or two person accommodation) have been developed connected to the Anne Frank House.

 


features:
  • Foundation on Fundex piles
  • Concrete floor and cellar walls
  • Implementation according to small-polder principle with steel sheet piling
  • Rigid sheet piling with supporting structures and vibration-free implementation method for foundation building pit for abutments in inner city, adjacent to sensitive existing buildings

scope:

3,940 m² GFA
20 HAT homes

client:

Stedelijke Woningdienst Amsterdam en Woningstichting

architect:

Benthem Crouwel Architecten bv

consulting services:

Structural consultancy