Centrum Schalkwijk
The renovation of the Schalkwijk shopping centre will take several years, carried out in phases. This will transform the old shopping centre into a modern and attractive district centre. The plans for the new construction that are part of the first phase will contribute to improving the quality and residential atmosphere of the surrounding area. This centre will house other facilities as well, and the public space will be renewed. The three sites to be renovated in this phase include Floridaplein, Nicepassage and the northern part of Andalusië. Shops, restaurants, cafés, a parking garage and new-build residential property will be built on Floridaplein. Across from this, Nicepassage will feature a cinema, restaurants, cafés and shops. These developments will transform Schalkwijk into a lively and multifunctional city district centre.
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Centrum Schalkwijk description
Programme
Cinema with 900 seats
60-65 care residences
Residential property (number still to be determined)
Albert Heijn supermarket: approx. 3,000 m2
Aldi supermarket: approx. 1,200 m2
Above-ground parking garage (above the supermarkets) for approx. 600 cars
A unique collaboration
This is a unique collaboration project between the municipality and the owners’ association.
Commissioning companies
- Municipality of Haarlem
- Owners’ Association of the Schalkwijk Shopping Centre
Already established on this location
The Schalkwijk Shopping Centre
About the area
About the area
Haarlem
A historic city of culture, at 12 minutes by train from inner city Amsterdam, with extensive pedestrian shopping zones and a beach nearby. Haarlem is an attractive town for families with children, as it radiates a more provincial vibe. It is also home to many small high tech companies and start-ups. The white sandy beach stretches out over almost 150 km. All along this coast, travellers will discover miles of boulevards, terraces, shops and restaurants.
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