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New website

On the site you will get to know our fields of work, our portfolio, our beautiful projects and our team. You can also read more about the philosophy of Mien Ruys, an icon in the field of modern garden architecture. You will recognize her designs by the sleek lines and lush planting. Searching for the clear line was her credo and still forms the core of our work. Buro Mien Ruys has a rich tradition in making practical designs combined with great expertise in the field of planting.

Whether it is a garden, park, public space, landscape or 'Carefree Green', our designs are clear and sleek, playful and pragmatic, with an eye for detail. Housing corporations and municipalities also know where to find us for a special outdoor space, from courtyard to large-scale green structure and landscape plans. As a renowned design agency with a fresh view on space and passion for green, we make the Netherlands a little more beautiful every day together with you!

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Designing the outdoor space as a green and healthy living environment

A healthy living environment does not come about by itself. The design of the outdoor space largely determines how healthy, green, and future-proof an environment is.

New corporate identity for Buro Mien Ruys! Together we are Prommenz

Prommenz is growing! And that is why we are taking the next step in our development as an organization. Over the past fifteen years, Prommenz has developed into an integrated consultancy and engineering firm. And Buro Mien Ruys has been part of that since 2023!

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Historic Albert Heijn villa – with a garden by Mien Ruys!

Sometimes designs by Mien Ruys pop up unexpectedly in the news. This time in the North Holland daily newspaper and The Telegraaf. It concerns a special villa on the Provincialeweg in Zaandam, which is currently for sale on Funda.

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Greening the schoolyard? Bring the play area to life

Many schoolyards are still grey and functionally designed. They consist mainly of tiles and offer little challenge or experience for children. At the same time, problems such as heat stress, flooding, and a lack of physical activity are increasing.