With the experience and the pleasure that Sjoekie de Bijll Nachenius gained at BiermanHenket, she says goodbye to the firm at the end of this year. In the knowledge that the office is in good hands, because: “There is whole new generation that - under the inspiring leadership of Janneke, Yvonne and Joep - will help move the office firm forwards with their experience and new energy.” People with connecting qualities who, like her, want to be surprised.

On Wednesday, September 20, the festive meeting to mark the start of the transformation of the high-end office complex Bastion Zuid in 's-Hertogenbosch took place. BiermanHenket made the design for the transformation and the interior.

Team BPD – DELVA – BiermanHenket – BOEI wins the sales procedure for the transformation of the Kentalis Main Building and its surrounding areas in Sint-Michielsgestel. In close collaboration with Kentalis and the municipality of Sint-Michielsgestel, we are working towards the 'Domein aan de Dommel': a beautiful living and residential community with affordable and sustainable owner-occupied and rental homes and appropriate (commercial) facilities within a special landscape environment of the Dommel Valley.

Since March 2023, BiermanHenket has had a second office location in 's-Hertogenbosch, near the central station. As an architectural firm with sustainability as one of our important strategic pillars, we have applied this as a main theme when designing our own interior. We believe in a future where circular and biobased construction is the starting point. Reuse and upcycling as a basis for a No Waste interior.

The preliminary design for the monumental Prinsenhof, containing Museum Prinsenhof Delft, is ready. It will be an attractive and contemporary museum with enhancement of its monumental character.

On 31 October, work started in Rembrandt House Museum in Amsterdam for the restoration and sustainability of the museum. BiermanHenket has been involved in the renovation since 2018, with retention of the monumental qualities of the 17th-century home of Rembrandt as a guiding principle. This work is the first phase of a larger master plan for the renovation and expansion of the museum.