In Pijnacker, Revolve Development is developing a residential building with 29 apartments. The project has been named 'Knoest' and is part of the new residential area De Scheg in Pijnacker. Energy efficiency and low environmental impact are characteristic of the district, as are biodiversity and climate adaptation. With an MPG of 0.372, Knoest stands out in the already sustainable neighborhood. The basis for this low MPG is, on the one hand, the use of wood and, on the other, the application of a large number of building products with category 1 and 2 environmental declarations.

Revolve Development is a new subsidiary of Janssen de Jong Projectontwikkeling. Revolve founders Alma Krug and Tom van der Horst were allowed to apply their own vision of project development in De Scheg for the first time.

Alma Krug: "Revolve Development started in November 2022 with the premise of building sustainable housing. The management of Janssen de Jong Projectontwikkeling, owner and area developer of De Scheg, believed that our vision fitted perfectly with the plans for De Scheg and offered us the opportunity to realize our first project here. As a result, we were not dependent on tenders and long lead times and were able to set the bar high from the start. It gave us room to experiment with wood construction. We are doing it together with other JAJO units. Van Zanten Bouw is responsible for execution, PVVT provides the wooden facade, while New Horizon lays the foundation and first floor. This allows us to build sustainable references and achieve efficiency in our circular chain."