An iconic building in Den Helder is becoming an iconic building again: Vroom & Dreesmann continues as Het Warenhuys, with 36 rental apartments, shops and in the basement of the Kunsthal. Around <\/span>to get passers-by 'in the mood' during the performance, <\/span>There will also be a special construction fence. With images <\/span>for which a computer had to calculate for twenty hours. "Actually is <\/span><\/strong>it's just art.''\u2019<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Ronald Visser (43) is the mastermind behind the design. He has been working as a multimedia designer at the Helderse company Druktemaker since 2017, where It is common to use construction sites of the numerous projects for <\/span>to shield Housing Foundation\/Helder Vastgoed with a construction fence or \u2013<\/span> Images are formed with so-called pixels, tiny dots in <\/span>a specific color that together form a single whole. In the case of the <\/span>For construction fencing, you're talking about hundreds of thousands of pixels. <\/span>Visser says he is proud of the result. "It is a pity that the fence <\/span> Een iconisch gebouw in Den Helder wordt opnieuw een iconisch gebouw: Vroom & Dreesmann gaat verder als Het Warenhuys.<\/p>","protected":false},"author":4,"featured_media":23247,"template":"","doelgroep":[],"class_list":["post-23246","actueel","type-actueel","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","elementor_library_category-wonen"],"yoast_head":"\n
he also builds websites, takes photographs, and makes video films.<\/p>\nRight by the sea<\/h3>\n
fence. Nowadays, these are used to inform passers-by <\/span>about what lies behind that fence, but also to non-residents <\/span>point out all the beautiful things that Den Helder has to offer. For example, the <\/span>fence around the houses under construction on the <\/span>
Weststraat\/Keizersgracht the passing Texel visitors to the pleasures <\/span>of living right by the sea.
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As mentioned, Het Warenhuys promises to be a remarkable building. <\/span>At the same time, Nieuwediepers and tourists must, in the coming <\/span>
facing work in progress for one and a half to two years. And facing a <\/span>fence that stands quite prominently on Beatrixstraat. The question for <\/span>Helder Vastgoed BV, among others, was therefore: what goes on the fence?
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Ronald Visser: "I discussed that with my colleagues Sander de Roos and Tess." <\/span>van Groenigen were brainstorming. We soon settled on shop windows, <\/span>with three-dimensional images of the type of products that will soon be in <\/span>The department store is going to be sold. Such as shoes, perfumes, <\/span>drugstore products and household items. I have mastered it <\/span>computer program with which you can create those 3D images.''\u2019<\/span><\/p>\nLego<\/h3>\n
which together form a twelve-meter shop window. There will be four shops, so the <\/span>fence on Beatrixstraat four shop windows. Images with information <\/span>regarding the project and the parties involved form the link <\/span>between the shop windows.<\/span><\/div>\nDots<\/h3>\n
stands close to trees and bicycle parking spaces, otherwise the <\/span>The images came into their own even more beautifully. But still, I hope that <\/span>
people like the result so much that they start taking selfies with the 3D- <\/span>plates as a background. Because actually, it is just art.''\u2019<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"