Multifunk
Collective housing · by ANA Architecten · 2007
Amsterdam, Netherlands
A ‘support structure’ building designed to change over time: the main frame and service cores stay fixed, while apartments and workspaces can be reconfigured as needs shift. The architecture leans into adaptability—more like a platform than a finished product. It’s a practical demonstration of how flexibility can be designed, not improvised.
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