bs;bp design Courthouse Breda

future-proof development

Courthouse Breda

Courthouse (Rechtbank) Breda was a new development with an investment of €4M at stake for the consortium. The total DBFMO (Design, Build, Finance, Maintain and Operate) contract is worth €172M over 30 years.

Sevil Peach and bs;bp were asked to help create a winning interior design, fitting the needs of a large judicial organisation.

33,000

m2

2019

year

1,500

workstations

€172M/30yr

DBFMO

Client

Courthouse Breda

Function

Public institution, judicial organisation

concept design

Sevil Peach, Alex Sutton

Bs;bp design team

Maarten Jamin, Nico van der Schaaf

Courthouse Breda design by bs;bp

The solutions

Together with the architect and Sevil Peach, bs;bp gained a deep understanding of the interaction between various players in the judicial organisation and the complexities involved.

We conducted desk research and in-depth interviews with judges, barristers and other stakeholders. The grandeur of the court halls reflect the confidence of the rulings, elevated by an interior that feels warm and personal

Judges, victims and defendants all come together in this building. We were particularly mindful of their needs for separation, privacy and a routing that helps prevent confrontation. Clever and effective logistics encourage the appropriate human connections on every level.

Breda Courthouse
Courthouse Breda design by bs;b
Breda Courthouse soft seating
Courthouse Breda design by bs;b
Courthouse Breda
Courthouse Breda

Our shared way of working with bs;bp, helped us to find the right balance for the client between design quality, investment and future operational costs.”

– Sevil Peach, Architecture & Design

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