Tamara Khaldoen
Sr Architect (EMEA Grade - Senior Surveyor) • The Netherlands
Tamara Khaldoen
Sr Architect (EMEA Grade - Senior Surveyor) • The Netherlands
About
Tamara Khaldoen is an architect within Project & Development Services (PDS) at Cushman & Wakefield Netherlands. Based in Utrecht, she specialises in the transformation, renovation, and upgrading of existing buildings, taking an integrated approach to both interior and architectural challenges.
With a background in Building Engineering and a Master's degree in Architecture, Building & Planning, Tamara combines design excellence with technical expertise. Through her design-driven and solution-oriented approach, she helps clients realise future-proof and practical real estate solutions.
Clients
- Jamestown
- Schiphol
- Syntrus Achmea
- NLV
- GLS
- APF
- Kadans Science Partner
- HMS Host
- Raiffeisen Immobilien
Affiliations
- Registered Architect with the Dutch Architects Register (Architectenregister)
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Stories
INSIGHTS
Insights • Economy
In de speciale MIPIM Editie van onze Outlook geven wij voorspellingen over de transactiedynamiek op de verschillende beleggings- en gebruikersmarkten op basis van eigen visie en transactiedata. De prognose gaat over de ontwikkelingen op de kantorenmarkt, retail, woningen en de markt voor logistiek en bedrijfsmatig vastgoed.
12/03/2024
Insights • Sustainability / ESG
Climate risk is now a reality which will impact current and future value of property. When we talk about climate risk, we invariably mean one of two things – the transitional risk of moving towards a low carbon economy or the physical risks associated with climate change.
Jos Hesselink • 29/09/2021
Insights • Sustainability / ESG
COVID-19 shows our vulnerability. At the same time, it gives us insight into how we should improve the quality of life in our cities in a future-proof way. Anticipating population growth, climate change, health and our continuing need to live, work and stay in cities.
Jos Hesselink • 22/04/2021
