cc-studio architecture & engineering

Sustainable architecture, for people and in dialogue with the environment

cc-studio is an architecture studio based in the Netherlands that develops projects in balance between technical innovation, environmental sustainability, and architectural quality. Each intervention is designed to offer unique spatial experiences, with a strong focus on functionality and efficiency. The design approach is oriented towards the context and the individual, with a keen eye on landscape transformations and the needs of contemporary living.

Innovative projects and creativity

The studio also enthusiastically works on low-budget projects, considering them an opportunity to activate lateral thinking, creativity, and out-of-the-box solutions. cc-studio's ideal clients are open and participative interlocutors, capable of grasping the potential that emerges during the creative process together with the team.

Collaboration and multidisciplinary approach

As an independent and flexible studio, cc-studio values active and intelligent collaboration with all involved stakeholders: clients, consultants, companies, and industries. The studio is located within a multidisciplinary industrial creative context, the Da Vinci Creatieve Ruimtes, where the exchange of skills stimulates innovation and experimentation.

The team: architects and engineers with an international vision

Danny van Kessel
Architect born in Roermond in 1986, he graduated in Architecture and Engineering from the Eindhoven University of Technology in 2012. After experience as a researcher and designer, he joined cc-studio in 2011, signing the Garden Shed project.

Peter Heideman
Architect born in Utrecht in 1967, he trained at the Building Technology College and the Academy of Architecture in Amsterdam. He has worked with studios like Neutelings Riedijk and VenhoevenCS, signing public projects on a limited budget and collaborating with private clients. He occasionally teaches at architecture academies.

Gerald Lindner
Engineer born in Mombasa in 1966, he graduated in Civil Engineering from the Delft University of Technology. An expert in glass structures, he approached architecture by designing the award-winning Kraanspoor building in Amsterdam. A university lecturer and winner of numerous international competitions, he co-founded cc-studio in 2010.