Cullinan, 2022
2022
Cullinan
Location
Oude Torenstraat, Hilversum
Size
±6,500 m²
Type
Residential
Conversion of a former KLM & Mees Pierson office into 7 luxurious apartments, 2 penthouses and a commercial strip.
Building Development
A Refined Conversion in the Heart of Hilversum
Cullinan is the transformation of a former KLM & Mees Pierson office building into 9 exclusive residences 7 luxurious apartments and 2 penthouses with a commercial strip on the ground floor. A project defined by quality, precision and lasting value.
Residences
Commercial Strip
our story
Key Milestones in Redevelopment
Our journey
2016
2016
2017 Q1
2017 Q1
2017 Q4
2017 Q4
2018
2018
2022
2022
Acquisition of former KLM & Mees Pierson office building
Design and construction start
Completion, 7 apartments, 2 penthouses and commercial strip
Fully rent
Project sold
Gallery
Statistics
Facts that Shape the Skyline
Cullinan transforms a former office building into exclusive urban living in the heart of Hilversum.
Residential area (m2)
6.5k Residential area (m2)
Build Apartments
9 Build Apartments
Challenge
Transforming a Vacant Office into Exclusive Urban Living
Breathe new life into a vacant office building in the centre of Hilversum formerly home to KLM and Mees Pierson and convert it into a small-scale, high-quality residential project that fits the character of its surroundings.
Approach
Precision Conversion - Inspired by the Cullinan Diamond
Bakkers | Hommen transformed the former office building into 7 luxurious apartments and 2 penthouses, with a commercial strip at street level. The project name references the Cullinan Diamond the largest gem-quality rough diamond ever found reflecting the ambition to deliver something rare and refined within an existing structure.
impact
Lasting Value Delivered and Divested
Cullinan added quality housing to the centre of Hilversum, transforming a vacant office into a sought-after residential address. The project was successfully completed in 2017 and sold in 2022, demonstrating the long-term value created through Bakkers | Hommen's conversion approach.
