Dok District
Almere Haven is on the eve of a large-scale area transformation. On the site of the former De Paal business park, INVEXUM is developing the new Dok District: a contemporary and sustainable living and working environment where housing, greenery, amenities, and social interaction come together naturally.
The current, largely paved-over area will make way for a vibrant urban neighborhood with ample space for a range of target groups, from first-time buyers and families to seniors and those looking to move up the housing ladder. The development is characterized by a diverse range of housing, sustainable and energy-efficient construction, high-quality public spaces, and a strong focus on livability and connection between residents.
With this development, Dok District contributes not only to Almere’s housing challenge, but also to strengthening the green, village-like, and water-rich character of Almere Haven. The result is a future-oriented urban neighborhood where living, working, and meeting come together. The Dok District is divided into several sub-developments, of which INVEXUM will develop the Roer and Bolder sub-projects in the coming years.
Bolder
INVEXUM is taking the next step in the transformation of the Paal area. Over the coming years, the Paal area will rapidly change from a business park into a dynamic live-work area.
INVEXUM will develop this location into a mixed residential program with urban amenities, around a green inner courtyard. A plan that connects seamlessly to the existing neighborhood and serves as a cornerstone of the Paal area. The plan contributes to an inclusive society with 140 homes in a mix of social rental housing, mid-market rental/owner-occupied homes, and private-sector homes, offering an answer to the housing shortage. Nature-inclusive roof gardens create space for residents to meet and strengthen biodiversity. Sustainability is deeply embedded in the plan and goes beyond standardization.
For more information about this development, please visit the project website: www.dokdistrict.nl.
