EnergieHotel

The EnergieHotel, located beside the A12 motorway near Ede, forms a clearly visible landmark in the surroundings. The hotel generates its own energy and makes its guests aware of their energy consumption by encouraging them to be conscious of how they do it. Guests can save on their hotel bill by making sustainable choices during their stay.

With the idea of E-windows (facade areas with solar panels) for hotel rooms, the EnergieHotel combines a ‘day yield’ with a ‘night yield’. If the room is empty during the day, the facade in front of the room closes to save energy and generate energy. As a result, a changing and fascinating facade composition of open and closed panels changes the appearance of the facade over the course of the day.
The building consists of a double-height plinth containing the car park and hotel lobby, topped by a 13-floor volume. The hotel has a central atrium in the heart of the building. There is space here for vertical circulation and for social interaction. Staircases offer a view of the surrounding landscape on each level, which encourages people to use them. Located on each level is a multipurpose space behind the transparent expanse of glass on the facade, which spirals its way up and around the building. Various activities can take place in these spaces. They also draw natural light into the building. The spiral gives the building its striking appearance.
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Details

START PROJECT
2018

CLIENT
Noordereng Groep, Bennekom

ADDRESS
Laan der Verenigde Naties, Ede

ADVISORS
ABT, Delft/Velp | DGMR, Den Haag | DWA, Gouda | De Groene Jongens, Utrecht | Hupperts Architectural Engineering, Breda

SURFACE (GFA)
8025 sqm

EXECUTION
Dura Vermeer, Hengelo | HEKO, Ede | Ferross, Oss

Location