Vincent Panhuysen
Rotterdam / Netherlands
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Education Centre University of Groningen
Groningen / Netherlands / 2024
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Jump
Paris / France / 2024
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Netherlands American Cemetery Visitor Center
Netherlands / 2023
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Museum Paleis Het Loo
Apeldoorn / Netherlands / 2023
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Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Terminal
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol / Netherlands / 2023
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De Zalmhaven
Rotterdam / Netherlands / 2022
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Royal Museum of Fine Arts (KMSKA)
Antwerp / Belgium / 2021
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New Amsterdam Courthouse
Amsterdam / Netherlands / 2020
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GUZ University
Tübingen / Germany / 2020
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Chambre de Métiers et de l'Artisanat Hauts-De-France
Lille / France / 2019
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Crematorium Siesegem
Aalst / Belgium / 2018
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ISMO | Institut des Sciences Moléculaires d’Orsay
Paris / France / 2018
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Utopia – Library and Academy for Performing Arts
Aalst / Belgium / 2018
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Universidade Anhembi Morumbi - Campus Piracicaba
Piracicaba / Brazil / 2018
Vincent Panhuysen brings expertise and vision to each project he undertakes. His impact on the architectural landscape is profound, with a diverse portfolio encompassing court buildings, university centres, governmental and cultural institutions, crematoriums, and apartment complexes. Panhuysen's approach to design is marked by a deep commitment to the entire process, from conceptualisation to construction. While he values functionality and clarity, his architectural ethos transcends passing trends, emphasising a timeless elegance rooted in relaxed functionalism. Central to his design philosophy is a dedication to creating spaces that prioritise spaciousness and clear organisation, hallmarks evident in the work of KAAN Architecten. His role as a visiting professor at Delft University of Technology further underscores his commitment to shaping the future of architecture through education and mentorship. For his special and careful guidance in the renovation of the Provinciehuis of North-Brabant, Vincent Panhuysen was awarded the "Commissarispenning", a medal of merit from the Commissioner of the King Wim van de Donk, in 2015.