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SAWA featured in NTR program Focus “Building with Wood”

In this episode, Mark Compeer and Robert Winkel share their vision on timber construction, and SAWA is extensively highlighted as the prime example of how we must build more in the future if we want to reduce CO2 emissions and be CO2 neutral by 2050.
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Peregrine Falcon Penthouse Marks SAWA's Highest Point

SAWA Rotterdam Celebrates Another Significant Milestone

SAWA, the Netherlands' very first 50-meter-high circular timber residential building, has reached its highest point. This milestone was symbolically marked by the placement of a specially designed nest box, "the peregrine falcon's penthouse," on SAWA's roof, signifying the iconic building's definitive height.
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Timber at Great Heights

Brief SAWA Construction Update

Eight enormous stability trusses have been incorporated into SAWA. The trusses were produced at the Derix Factory in Westerkappeln, Germany. One wooden truss weighs a remarkable 7 tons and spans approximately 14 meters.
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NICE reports – Citizens' Assembly

In a new episode of NICE Reports, Robert speaks with four members of Rotterdam's Climate Citizens' Assembly. What do they think of SAWA? Watch the NICE Reports here.
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SAWA Reaches the Tenth Floor!

SAWA is growing! And at an impressive pace. This week, the tenth floor has already been reached. The distinctive stepped form of SAWA is now clearly visible, and from the shell homes, one can already appreciate the stunning views that future residents will soon enjoy.
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Citizens' Climate Assembly at SAWA

Building a Greener Future for Rotterdam

By 2030, our streets and neighborhoods must be greener and healthier for all Rotterdam residents. The Municipality of Rotterdam is working diligently towards this goal and has appointed the Citizens' Climate Assembly. Last Saturday, the Citizens' Climate Assembly visited SAWA to gather inspiration.
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Video Recap: SAWA Timber Construction Commences

SAWA's construction is well underway, and we reflect on the significant milestone of Monday, March 4th, when Alderman Chantal Zeegers enthusiastically inaugurated the start of timber construction.
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From left to right: Jeroen Heijdra (ERA Contour), Robert Winkel (Nice Developers Mei architects and planners), Alderman Chantal Zeegers (Municipality of Rotterdam), Freek Boeijen (Focus on Impact), Bianca Seekles (TBI), Mark Compeer (NICE Developers).
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Timber construction of SAWA proudly inaugurated by Alderman Chantal Zeegers

On Monday, March 4th, Alderman for Climate, Building and Housing, Chantal Zeegers, officially launched the timber construction at SAWA by hoisting the first wooden beam onto the columns. This significant milestone for SAWA marks an important step towards innovation in the construction sector and a sustainable future.
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SAWA timber production in full swing

SAWA's wood production is running at full speed. Last week, we visited Mei architects and planners Derix factory in Westerkappeln, just across the border in Germany, with the NICE and Mei architects and planners team to experience the production process up close.
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SAWA triumphs as a winner at two award ceremonies in Paris

Even before the construction of SAWA is completed, this revolutionary design continues to garner awards. Following its success at events such as the World Architecture Festival, the Architecture Masterprize, MIPIM / Architectural Review Future Project Awards, Iconic Awards for Innovative Architecture, and Green Good Design Awards, the SAWA team secured two prestigious international architecture awards in Paris within a two-week period.
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