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11 Dec 2024

rev’it mooiste gebouw van oss?

Revit mooiste gebouw van oss

The striking headquarters of Rev’it has been nominated for the “Most Beautiful Building in Oss” award. This architectural prize is presented every six years and includes both a jury award and a public award. Votes for the public award can be cast on the Brabants Dagblad website.

sleek black jacket
Rev’it Sport is an international motorcycle clothing brand with locations in Europe and the United States. The brand’s emphasis on inspiration and innovation is clearly reflected in the architecture of its headquarters. Encased in a sleek black exterior, the building houses a showroom, offices, a design studio, and a central warehouse.

passion
This robust, two-storey building is crafted from glass, steel, and concrete. The load-bearing structure is left exposed, and a central skylight provides visibility throughout the “machine.” With the design for Rev’it, cepezed stripped architecture down to its essence, designing every detail down to the smallest screw – perfectly aligning with Rev’it’s passion and ethos.

oss architecture prize
The Oss Architecture Prize will be awarded for the fourth time on 15 January 2025. It is an initiative of the Osse Ontwerpers Kring, in collaboration with Brabants Dagblad. The shortlist includes 28 buildings completed between 2018 and 2024, with Rev’it’s headquarters dating from 2020. The nominations cover both new constructions and transformations, located in the city as well as surrounding villages, and serve a variety of functions.

fingers Crossed
The jury consists of independent experts, with organisers being urban planner Martin Hagreis and communication expert René van Grunsven. Their criteria for the shortlist included the building’s impact on the urban landscape, recognisability, and thoughtful architectural design. Hagreis and Van Grunsven believe the Lievekamp might be a contender for the next edition, as mentioned in Brabants Dagblad on 30 November. This is exciting news for cepezed, as we are currently working on its design. But for now, we’re keeping our “fingers crossed” for Rev’it.


Votes for the public award can be cast until 14 December via this link.
Revit cepezed ruimtelijk 8884 Lucasvanderwee

Revit cepezed interieur 9209b Lucasvanderwee


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