Flexible living,
Digitally compiled

The SymbioLiving concept, developed by Van der Hulst Bouwbedrijf, offers residents a flexible way of living, with a focus on sustainability, adaptability, and high-quality architecture.

To provide buyers with insight into the many options available, Van der Hulst Bouwbedrijf uses the Innobrix Home Configurator. This allows buyers to configure their home step by step and immediately see how their choices influence the design.

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The challenge

  • SymbioLiving is all about flexibility: homes that move with the needs of residents, both in design and use. This requires a unique approach to buyer guidance. How do you make the many options clear, without the process becoming overwhelming for the buyer? And how do you ensure that the vision of adaptable and sustainable living is clear?

The solution

  • Simple visualization: Buyers could configure their home step by step and immediately see how their choices impact the design.

  • Flexible options: The configurator seamlessly aligned with the modular nature of SymbioLiving, with various expansion possibilities and layouts.

  • Sustainable choices: Buyers could immediately see the impact of their choices on the energy efficiency and sustainability of their home.

Future

With SymbioLiving, Van der Hulst Bouwbedrijf has shown that the future of living is flexible, sustainable and customer-oriented.

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