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Dirk Jan Postel

Dirk Jan Postel (1957) studied at TU Delft. With his characteristic attention to detail and extensive knowledge of materials, especially glass, he has realised a wide range of projects: city halls, schools, a glass pavilion, a theatre, a traffic control centre and an ambassador's residence. Transparency, spatial connections and sight lines are essential to the expression and atmosphere of his buildings that are often located in inner city contexts. He has been partner at Kraaijvanger since 1992.

Hans van Schuylenburch

Hans van Schuylenburch (1950) has studied architecture and urban planning at TU Delft. He joined Kraaijvanger in 1995 and has since been responsible for its organisation and development. Besides business matters he takes care of the Kraaijvanger team of over fifty specialists working together on various architecture, interior design and urban design projects.

Hans Goverde

Hans Goverde (1964) studied architecture at TU Delft and has worked for architecture firms in Fribourg, Switzerland and Amsterdam. He joined Kraaijvanger in 1995. His commissions focus on town centres, mixed use developments and integrated solutions for climate and infrastructure. He became partner at Kraaijvanger in 2001.

Daniela Schelle

Majoring in Interior Design, Daniela Schelle graduated from FHD Düsseldorf in 1996. She has worked for Mart van Schijndel among other people. She joined Kraaijvanger as an interior architect in 2001. She is presently working on the head office of Uvit in Arnhem and the Stadskantoor building in Utrecht. Other projects include the city hall of Den Bosch, the Utrecht Land Registry building, the Alphen aan den Rijn Theatre and Cinema Complex and Provinciehuis Zwolle. Daniela Schelle joined the Board of Kraaijvanger in 2009 as Associate Partner.

Vincent van der Meulen

Vincent van der Meulen (1982) studied in London and Delft. He has worked as an architect at
Kraaijvanger since 2006, where he has specialised himself in a diversity of buildings that are
highly sustainable. He is currently working on the City hall in Haren and the Municipal offices in Venlo.
He has won awards for the floating zero-energy accommodation and the World Sustainability Centre
Afsluitdijk (Enclosure Dam). Vincent van der Meulen is furthermore internationally active with Open
Source House (concept owner) and he is an associated partner at Kraaijvanger as of 2010. In 2011 Vincent van der Meulen was choosen as one of the 40 most important upcoming young European architects by Europe 40 under 40.