Queen Máxima Opens the Work Landscape of the Future
Photo: The Dutch Royal House
Queen Máxima officially opened the Work Landscape of the Future in Heerenveen, a green and climate-resilient business park, and visited waste company Omrin's new circular office.
Queen Máxima of the Netherlands officially opened the Work Landscape of the Future in Heerenveen, a green and climate-resilient business park. The visit was linked to the waste company Omrin, which processes waste from more than 1.7 million Dutch residents and 10,000 businesses.
Queen Máxima arrives at Omrin's new circular office in Heerenveen. Photo: The Dutch Royal House
The new office is built using reclaimed and recycled materials. The Queen was given a tour of an exhibition showcasing the circular materials used in the construction.
The Queen was given a tour of the exhibition on the circular materials in the building. Photo: The Dutch Royal House
The Queen takes a closer look at recycled materials in the exhibition. Photo: The Dutch Royal House
She also took part in three discussions, on circular construction, sustainable landscape architecture and the transition to a circular economy respectively.
Queen Máxima in conversation during the visit. Photo: The Dutch Royal House
Finally, the official opening of the business park itself took place.
Queen Máxima officially opened the Work Landscape of the Future. Photo: The Dutch Royal House