
2026 Planet Positive Awards > Multifamily > Winner
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Moos Euterpe
Concrete partners with Moos, an innovative housing concept aiming to create high-quality homes for everybody. Moos Euterpe is the first project to be completed. The name Moos stands for “In the Middle Of Our Street”—derived from the iconic song by Madness—and embodies the goal of creating a vibrant community where everyone feels at home. Moos’ mission is to contribute solving the Dutch housing crisis in a social and sustainable way by creating and building high-quality homes for everyone. The prefabricated homes by Moos are circular and modular and, if necessary, fully demountable and reusable.
Concrete has been a partner in Moos since its inception in 2020, contributing greatly to the development of the concept, architecture, and branding. Six buildings, with a total of approximately 600 homes are currently completed, another 500 homes divided over multiple projects are under construction or being built in the near future.
Moos Euterpe, located in Maasland a small village under the smoke of Rotterdam, is the first Moos project that was completed. The architecture, designed by Concrete and Moos, is driven by the goal of crafting a space that instils pride in residents and creates a sense of connection within community. Moos Euterpe accommodates 30 housing units, from studios to 3 bedroom apartments, accommodating students, Ukrainian refugees, and regular home seekers. The complex is comprised of two buildings facing each other. In the middle of the two buildings there is a garden which acts as the connecting and social heart of the complex. The architecture incorporates a step-back facade, transforming galleries into verandas. This feature provides plenty of space for residents’ wishes and personalization. Beyond individual expression, this design element emphasizes the importance of the transition between public and private spaces, fostering connections between neighbors.
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