The Soul Park Foundation’s idea was initiated with a vision of accommodating people from day one to the final day of their lives and delivering sustainable solutions to its business supply chain and operations.
Our building is based on a multi-floor skyscraper where each floor represents different areas.
From the first level to the tenth level, there are ten special apartments with special toilet space and safety for wheelchairs. On any and each of those floors, we can find a laundry and dry system that will take care of all the apartments.
The twelfth floor of The Soul Park Foundation features a welcoming restaurant and bar, open to both residents and visitors, offering a refined social space with panoramic views. Designed to encourage connection and community integration, this area provides a relaxing and inclusive environment for dining and interaction.
Above, a dedicated rooftop space extends the experience, offering an open-air setting with exceptional views—creating a place for reflection, relaxation, and shared moments in a unique and uplifting atmosphere.
The Soul Park Foundation integrates a fully enclosed, odor-free waste management facility located at the rear of the building. Organic waste is processed through sealed, advanced systems that convert it into biogas and natural fertilizer, supporting a circular and self-sustaining energy model. Designed to meet Dutch environmental standards, the system operates quietly and invisibly, ensuring a clean, safe, and comfortable environment for all residents.
At the entrance, we find a reception area to welcome all visitors and future customers, stairs to go up, and two big elevators capable of fitting more than ten wheelchairs. At the left of the reception is a swimming pool with three different levels of descent. On the right, there is a gym and rehabilitation room.
The eleventh floor of The Soul Park Foundation is divided into two sections. One side features a fun room equipped with Dolby surround sound and special swings designed for wheelchairs. The other half is a research center dedicated to studying Alzheimer's disease, the most common illness in the Netherlands.
The Soul Park Foundation is designed as a fully energy-conscious environment, incorporating solar panels, solar-integrated windows, and kinetic tiles that generate energy through movement. These combined technologies contribute to reducing external energy dependence while supporting a sustainable and efficient operational model. By embedding renewable energy solutions throughout the entire building, The Soul Park reinforces its commitment to environmental responsibility, innovation, and long-term sustainability.
