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Pulse: where the building stands today

Pulse: where the building stands today

Before the renovation starts, this is the baseline. A look at Pulse as it stands now, dated interiors, worn floors, and the raw material for the repositioning ahead.

Before any renovation work begins on Pulse, this is where the building stands today. The photos here are the baseline, not the plan. Dated finishes, worn flooring, and interiors that have not been touched in years.

Interior at Pulse, Almere, before renovation
Pulse, before the renovation begins.

Why the baseline matters

Every repositioning starts with an honest look at the starting point. Showing Pulse as it actually is now, rather than only the finished result later, makes the eventual transformation legible. It also sets the standard the renovation is measured against.

Entrance area at Pulse, Almere, before renovation
Transistorstraat 10, Almere. The starting point.

What comes next

The coming period brings investment in the entrance, the common areas, and the overall finish. The same value-add sequence already applied at Luna: repair first, then upgrade, then furnish.

Updates will follow here as the work progresses.

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