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Based on the initiative of the Mevrouw Meijer Foundation for an extensive design research into the possibilities of preserving post-war school buildings, Korthtielens architects, on behalf of the Spaarnesant Foundation, gave the 1970s school De Molenwiek a new life.
A thorough transformation has given the typical seventies pavilion school IKC De Molenwiek in Haarlem a wonderful new life. Designed by Wiek Röling in 1975, the building had become outdated and stuffy. The location at the park, wide corridors and a beauti
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