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Archeologie & Monumenten Delft

Project Archeologie & Monumenten 
Interior architect Studio Biek for Gemeente Delft
Location Kluizenaarsbocht 7 Delft
Photography Peter Brugmans 
Furniture W.H Gispen Easy Chairs and Maarten Baas 101 Chairs 

A merger of the Archaeology and Monuments departments was the reason for tackling the present Archaeology office located at Kluizenaarsbocht in Delft. A temporary interior for the next four years and a limited budget were given as starting points.

Studio Biek came up with a colour plan that harmonised with the existing floor finishes in the corridors and offices. Furniture and materials were reused as much as possible in the workplace concept of activity-related work. 

The time line, designed by Marlieke Kroon, runs like a red thread through the building, connecting the Archaeology and Monuments departments.

Lensvelt supplied the furniture W.H. Gispen Easy Chairs and the iconic Maarten Baas 101 Chairs.

Loading image: Timeline wall graphic at Archeologie & Monumenten Delft: red lines link historical images under the heading Middeleeuwen Timeline wall graphic at Archeologie & Monumenten Delft: red lines link historical images under the heading Middeleeuwen

The time line runs like a thread through the building

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W.H. Gispen 301 Easy Chairs

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Maarten Baas 101 Chairs

Loading image: Material palette for Archeologie & Monumenten Delft: red and burgundy fabrics, OSB, blue linoleum and dark grey carpet Material palette for Archeologie & Monumenten Delft: red and burgundy fabrics, OSB, blue linoleum and dark grey carpet

The colour plan matches the existing floor finishes in the corridors and offices

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