Parkwijk ’t Ham

The former Pabo site on the Hambeek river in Roermond has been transformed into a beautiful residential area where green and blue dominate. It was for good reason that this new neighbourhood named "the park district by the Ham". Although a place with plenty of vegetation is generally seen as being a healthy environment, this does not automatically mean ideal air quality. In homes in this type of area, the main challenge lies in eliminating pollen, and blocking coarse dust particles and insects. That is why contractor Vlassak was looking for an experienced ventilation expert who could take over full responsibility for installing the ventilation. Their choice went to Rodrie because we are brand-independent as well as being local to the region.

"Alone you go faster, together you go further" is a saying we sometimes hear. Depending on the assignment, we seek the right balance in each project. In project Parkwijk 't Ham, due to the tight schedule, the emphasis was on intense collaboration. First, Rodrie met with the client to get an idea of their needs and requirements, and we then had our draughtsmen turn these into detailed drawings. After approval, we ordered the required products with call-off delivery. We sourced the flat ducts, roof bushings, facade grilles and chimneys from Robé, and VentTrade supplied pipes, accessories, valves and CO2 meters. Rodrie, in turn, was responsible for fitting the ducts and installing the Orcon heat-exchanger units. By working together we provided the 35 new-build homes in Roermond with a sustainable, healthy and comfortable indoor climate.