BouwLab R&Do
BouwLab R&Do is a Haarlem-based open innovation and field lab where Dutch SMB and midcap construction firms experiment with 3D printing, robotics, parametric design, digital twins, and circular building methods, funded through Province of Noord-Holland Smart Tech vouchers.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded-
- HeadquartersHaarlem, Netherlands
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What BouwLab R&Do does
BouwLab R&Do is a Haarlem-based open innovation hub (11–50 employees) for the digitalization, industrialization, and circularity of the Dutch construction value chain, serving primarily SMB (MKB) and midcap construction and manufacturing firms in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Region and Province of Noord-Holland. It operates as a physical field lab and "Living Lab" — a relocated circular donor building from Almere, rebuilt in Haarlem and equipped with sensors — where companies experiment with 3D/concrete printing, industrial robotics (bricklaying, object printing), parametric design (Rhino 3D/Grasshopper), digital twins (BIM plus Unreal Engine), IoT/sensoring, modular/prefab construction, and biobased materials (mycelium, biobased insulation).
The organization is designated one of four Smart Industry Fieldlabs in Noord-Holland and is an EFRO (European Regional Development Fund) project co-funded by the Province of Noord-Holland. Its commercial model is subsidy-mediated professional services: MKB firms access structured innovation projects (POC/Feasibility → Prototype → Pilot → Incubator) via Smart Tech Innovatievouchers — Inventarisatievoucher (€5,000), Haalbaarheidsvoucher (€10,000), and Pilotvoucher (up to €50,000, with the client contributing 50% of pilot cost). Additional revenue and demand generation come from workshops, masterclasses, and Innovation Dinners (many offered free), plus structural EFRO/government co-funding. The voucher scheme runs to 31 December 2026.
Go-to-market is community-led and event-driven, anchored by an ecosystem of 60+ direct partners (spanning construction firms, housing corporations, technology vendors such as Autodesk, ABB, Concr3de, and universities of applied sciences) and participation in the broader 130+ partner Nationaal Groeifonds "Toekomstbestendige Leefomgeving" program. Distribution runs through direct engagement at its Haarlem and Amsterdam locations, partner/network referrals, and the four-fieldlab voucher network. Notable delivered outputs include a RIONED Innovatieprijs 2024-winning 3D-printed drainage pit, monument-restoration prints (Tropenmuseum, Villa van Waning), parametric design for Dakdokters Studio, and the "Dak van de Toekomst" roof concept applied in De Alliantie renovations.
BouwLab R&Do firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- BouwLab R&Do
- Legal name
- BouwLab R&Do
- Website
- https://bouwlab.com
- Company type
- Private
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- BouwLab R&Do is a Haarlem-based open innovation and field lab where Dutch SMB and midcap construction firms experiment with 3D printing, robotics, parametric design, digital twins, and circular building methods, funded through Province of Noord-Holland Smart Tech vouchers.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
BouwLab R&Do industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Construction Innovation Field Lab Services
- NAICS
- Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) (541715), Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (54171), Scientific Research and Development Services (5417), Computer Systems Design and Related Services (5415), Architectural, Engineering, and Related Services (5413), Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151)
- SIC
- Services-Management Consulting Services (8742), Services-Engineering Services (8711)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Makerspace, Innovation Lab & Fab Lab Operations (Tools, Safety, Programming) (EDAEAGAI)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- 3D Printing, CAD & Digital Fabrication Programs (EDAMADAH), Makerspaces & Fab Labs (Open Build Studios) (EDAMADAC), Emerging Tech (IoT, Blockchain, AR/VR, Edge) Consulting (BPAHAEAL), Innovation, Product & R&D Consulting (BPAHACAM), IoT, Sensors & Embedded Systems (Arduino/Raspberry Pi) Programs (EDAMADAI)
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Where BouwLab R&Do is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Haarlem
- HQ country
- Netherlands
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices2 records
Markets served
BouwLab R&Do business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Innovation Project Services (Voucher-funded): BouwLab generates revenue through subsidized innovation projects funded by Smart Tech Innovatievouchers provided by the Province of Noord-Holland. MKB and midcap companies apply for vouchers (Inventarisatievoucher €5,000, Haalbaarheidsvoucher €10,000, Pilotvoucher up to €50,000) to conduct experiments at BouwLab. For pilot projects, the company contributes 50% of costs while the voucher covers the remaining 50%. The organization is also supported as an EFRO (European Regional Development Fund) project.
- Event and Workshop Revenue: BouwLab organizes Innovation Dinners, masterclasses, and workshops (e.g., Digitalisering in de Bouw workshop series). Some events are offered free of charge while others may have registration-based revenue. The masterclass on AI and digitalisering and the workshop on digitalisering in de bouw are offered free of charge to participants.
- EFRO / Government Co-funding: BouwLab R&Do is explicitly identified as an EFRO Project supported by the European Regional Development Fund and the Province of Noord-Holland, indicating structural public co-funding.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Multi-year contract | Inventarisatievoucher — €5,000 value |
| Subscription | Multi-year contract | Haalbaarheidsvoucher (Feasibility Voucher) — €10,000 value |
| Subscription | Multi-year contract | Pilotvoucher — up to €50,000 |
| Freemium | Pay-as-you-go | Workshop Digitalisering in de Bouw — Free of charge |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels6 records
BouwLab R&Do product offering
Product offeringCore offering
BouwLab R&Do operates an open innovation hub and physical Living Lab in Haarlem, Netherlands, where MKB and midcap construction/manufacturing companies, housing corporations, and knowledge institutions experiment, co-create, and validate new construction technologies. Core services include 3D concrete printing, parametric design, industrial robotics, IoT/sensor-based monitoring, digital twin development, biobased construction research, and structured innovation projects (POC/Feasibility, Prototype, Pilot, Incubator/scale-up) funded through Smart Tech Innovatievouchers provided by the Province of Noord-Holland. The portfolio also includes the Innovation Dynamics serious game for innovation strategy facilitation and the Digitalisering in de Bouw workshop series.
Product overview
BouwLab R&Do is an innovation hub for digitalization and industrialization of the construction sector, offering a collaborative platform with multiple interconnected services. The core offering centers on its Living Lab facility—a real-world testing environment for circular construction and sustainable building methods. Around this, it provides structured innovation support through Smart Tech Innovatievouchers (€5,000–€50,000 funding tiers), and service offerings including Parametrisch Ontwerpen (parametric design), Robotisering (robotics), IoT & Sensoring (smart sensors), and Biobased Bouwen (biobased materials). The portfolio also includes serious games like Innovation Dynamics for strategy facilitation, workshop programs on digitalization, and technology services like Digital Twin creation. Projects progress through defined stages (POC/Feasibility → Prototype → Pilot → Scale-up/Incubator), enabling SMBs to experiment with construction innovations in a low-threshold environment.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- Living Lab A practice-oriented physical testing environment for experimentation with reuse and sustainable construction methods. The Living Lab is a relocated circular donor building from Almere, rebuilt in Haarlem and equipped with sensors for real-time data collection on material and building system performance. Used by construction companies, housing corporations, and knowledge institutions for circular construction research and digital twinning.
- Smart Tech Innovatievouchers Funding vouchers provided by Province of Noord-Holland enabling SMB and midcap construction/manufacturing companies to start innovation projects at BouwLab. Three tiers: Inventarisatievoucher (€5,000 for mapping digital technology opportunities), Haalbaarheidsvoucher (€10,000 for feasibility studies), and Pilotvoucher (up to €50,000 with 50% company co-investment). Scheme runs until 31 December 2026. Vouchers can also be spent at three other Smart Industry Fieldlabs in Noord-Holland (3D Makers Zone, Techport, TechValley).
- Innovation Dynamics
- Workshop Digitalisering in de Bouw
- Digital Twin van het Living Lab
- 3D Concrete Printing / Parametric Design Services
- Robotisering (Industrial Robotics for Construction)
- IoT & Sensoring Services
- Projectsoorten (POC/Haalbaarheid, Prototype, Pilot, Incubator)
- Biobased Bouwen met Mycelium
Quantifiable outcome
- Up to 44% CO2 footprint reduction with prefab concrete walls (Voorbij Prefab)
- +5 more outcomes
Companies that use BouwLab R&Do
Customer profileNamed customers10 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
BouwLab R&Do technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature5 records
BouwLab R&Do partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
54 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- 3D Makers Zonecore3D Makers Zone is a key co-location partner for BouwLab, sharing the Oudeweg 91-95 site in Haarlem. They specialize in 3D scanning and printing technologies and collaborate on projects such as the Haïti Huis, Teylers Museum miniature, and 3D-printed waterslag and sierklos projects. The 3D Makers Zone logo is prominently displayed on the partners page and shared facilities are used for innovation projects.
- De AlliantiecoreDe Alliantie is a housing corporation and key innovation partner of BouwLab, collaborating on the Dak van de Toekomst (Roof of the Future) project and the Versnellingsprogramma Funderingsdataset. They are a member of the Community of Practice Digital Twin and partner in the circular Living Lab project.
- StadgenootcoreStadgenoot is a housing corporation participating in the Versnellingsprogramma Funderingsdataset together with BouwLab, Gemeente Amsterdam, Ymere, and De Alliantie.
- YmerecoreYmere is a housing corporation participating in the Versnellingsprogramma Funderingsdataset with BouwLab and other partners. Ymere is also involved in the mycelium biobased construction research project.
- AxionomiccoreAxionomic is a key technology partner in multiple BouwLab projects including the Digital Twin of the Living Lab, the modular bridge system, and the Dak van de Toekomst (sensors and data analysis). They are involved in sensor integration and digital twin dashboard development.
- BAM (BAM Nuttall / Royal BAM Group)minorBAM (BAM Group) is listed as a partner organization, indicating involvement in the construction innovation ecosystem.
- BeterBusinesscoreBeterBusiness, led by Brigitte Paulissen, is a driving force behind the Living Lab project. They proposed using the Almere building as a donor building for BouwLab and have successfully matched partner companies including RGS and Groothuis Bouwgroep to the project. BeterBusiness has a mission to increase business opportunities for its partners.
- Bouw CampusminorBouw Campus is listed as a partner organization in the BouwLab ecosystem.
- Bouwend NederlandcoreBouwend Nederland is the Dutch construction industry association and a key partner. Jan Kets, board member, is quoted praising BouwLab as an essential experiment place for new innovations in construction. Bouwend Nederland supports the innovation agenda for the Dutch construction sector.
- Bureau Arjan KarssenminorBureau Arjan Karssen is listed as a partner and is involved in the modular bridge system project.
- CirclefiedminorCirclefied is listed as a partner organization, suggesting involvement in circular economy innovation.
- Concr3decoreConcr3de is a technology partner providing 3D stone printing technology. They are credited with printing the facade ornaments for Villa van Waning (dog and cat statues) using their Armadillo 3D printer with stone powder from Italian marble mines.
- Delta WonenminorDelta Wonen is listed as a partner housing corporation in the BouwLab ecosystem.
- Dura VermeercoreDura Vermeer is a key partner responsible for the circular foundation of the Living Lab, using 15 reused steel pipe piles. They also collaborated on the 3D-printed walmuurput project (with Neolithic and Waternet) and are involved in the Versnellingsprogramma Funderingsdataset.
- FC-IminorFC-I is listed as a partner organization and was involved in applying mycelium insulation in the Living Lab roof. They are also a partner in the Dak van de Toekomst project providing mycelium insulation.
- Gemeente AmsterdamcoreGemeente Amsterdam is a key public partner, collaborating on the 3D-printed walmuurput project and leading the Versnellingsprogramma Funderingsdataset together with BouwLab and housing corporations. They are also listed as a funding supporter of the Living Lab project.
- Gemeente HaarlemcoreGemeente Haarlem is a partner and facilitated the relocation of the circular Living Lab building to Haarlem. They are also listed as a financial supporter of the Living Lab project.
- GevelconceptminorGevelconcept is listed as a partner organization in the BouwLab ecosystem.
- GroenWestminorGroenWest is listed as a partner housing corporation in the BouwLab ecosystem.
- Groothuis BouwgroepcoreGroothuis Bouwgroep placed the circular steel construction for the Living Lab. They were instrumental in demonstrating that circular construction is genuinely possible. The company is committed to integral collaboration, experimentation, and knowledge sharing in circular building.
- Hogeschool van Amsterdam (HvA)coreHogeschool van Amsterdam is a key knowledge institution partner, involved in the Digital Twin of Living Lab project and student projects. Prof. Thijs Asselbergs also has ties through the Architectuurcentrale.
- Hogeschool InhollandcoreHogeschool Inholland is a key education partner. Kristian Dansen, lecturer in Construction Management & Real Estate, states that BouwLab is an important place for Inholland to work with companies on construction innovation. Students use BouwLab/3DMZ for learning projects including the Haïti Huis.
- KernbouwminorKernbouw is listed as a partner organization and commissioned the 3D-printed waterslag project for basisschool De Corantijn, working with 3D Makers Zone.
- Kleurrijk WonenminorKleurrijk Wonen is listed as a partner housing corporation in the BouwLab ecosystem.
- LingottominorLingotto is listed as a partner organization in the BouwLab ecosystem.
- More Than LayerscoreMore Than Layers is a key technology partner in the Digital Twin of Living Lab project (using Unreal Engine) and the modular bridge system. They are credited with developing an accurate virtual model of the physical Living Lab.
- NeolithiccoreNeolithic is a spin-off from BouwLab's ecosystem and key technology partner for 3D concrete printing. They developed the 3D-printed walmuurput project (awarded RIONED Innovatieprijs 2024) using a parametric configurator and industrial robot arm, producing custom drainage pits in approximately 40 minutes of printing.
- Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS)minorNS (Dutch Railways) is listed as a partner organization in the BouwLab ecosystem.
- Patina (Patina Dakdenkers)corePatina provided the sedum green roof for the Living Lab. They are a co-developer of the Dak van de Toekomst (Roof of the Future) project, combining roofing with biodiversity, energy generation, and water management. Patina uses sensors for leak detection and wear monitoring.
- ParteonminorParteon is listed as a partner housing corporation in the BouwLab ecosystem.
- RGS (RGS Nederland)coreRGS is the sustainable demolition company that disassembled the donor building from Almere and assessed its reuse potential. They were among the first to recognize that the Almere building could be partially reused, making them a founding partner of the Living Lab concept.
- Stack3D (Vandersanden)coreStack3D (with Vandersanden bricks) produced the parametrically designed brick facade of the Living Lab using a bricklaying robot. The robot laid bricks with millimeter precision according to the parametric model, working at night with minimal manpower. The wall was produced in 8 pieces and assembled like a zipper.
- The New MakersminorThe New Makers is listed as a partner organization in the BouwLab ecosystem.
- Thijs Asselbergs ArchitectuurcentralecoreProf. Ir. Thijs Asselbergs is quoted as stating that BouwLab is important for the construction sector. His architecture firm is a partner in the modular bridge system project and involved in the Kom, Blijf, Gaan project in Nijmegen.
- TKI Bouw en TechniekcoreTKI Bouw en Techniek is a key programme partner within the Nationaal Groeifonds Toekomstbestendige Leefomgeving initiative. BouwLab contributes to this programme which has produced the book 'De Sprong is aan Ons' with 130+ partners and 150+ active organizations.
- De Vermeulen GroepminorDe Vermeulen Groep is listed as a partner organization in the BouwLab ecosystem.
- Vink BouwminorVink Bouw is listed as a partner organization in the BouwLab ecosystem.
- Voorbij PrefabcoreVoorbij Prefab supplied prefabricated concrete walls for the Living Lab. These walls have a CO2 footprint up to 44% lower than conventional construction. Walls are factory-fitted with hard insulation applied directly to wet concrete, cut by robot with minimal waste.
- VORMminorVORM is listed as a partner organization and is developing the LandJuweel project in Amstelveen (160 homes in circular, modular timber construction) presented at PROVADA 2026.
- Hogeschool WindesheimminorHogeschool Windesheim is listed as a partner knowledge institution in the BouwLab ecosystem.
- WSPcoreWSP is a key partner that originally designed the construction of the donor building in Almere (2006) and later joined the initiative to rebuild it in Haarlem. WSP provided structural engineering advice for the Living Lab and contributed reused steel pipe piles and beams for the circular foundation.
- WinvisioncoreWinvision is a key technology partner in the Digital Twin of Living Lab project, contributing to the sensor data processing platform and BIM environment with building-specific data.
- The Green VillagecoreThe Green Village is a key co-programming partner for the Provada Innovatie Café. They co-organize the innovation café content programming at PROVADA with BouwLab and are partners in the Biotaludtegel project, providing the test environment.
- OmlabcoreOmlab developed the biocircular taludtegel (bio-based slope tile) within the Rethink Materials consortium. The tile is made from circular materials based on residual streams from water purification (cellulose and calcite), 3D-printed to prevent erosion and stimulate soil life.
- DMI EcosysteemcoreDMI Ecosysteem is a key ecosystem partner. BouwLab participates in DMI days (such as 'Help, het moet weer anders') and co-organizes workshops on digitalization of spatial planning with DMI partners including VNG, Geonovum, and Zicht op Nederland.
- Pioneering (Hub Oost)corePioneering is a national innovation hub and lead partner in the robots in construction project together with SPARK (Hub Zuid), BouwLab (Hub West), and BuildinG (Hub Noord). The project is funded by Nationaal Groeifonds and explores robot applications in construction.
- SPARK (Hub Zuid)coreSPARK is a national innovation hub (Hub Zuid) collaborating with BouwLab (Hub West), Pioneering (Hub Oost), and BuildinG (Hub Noord) on the robots in construction project. SPARK leads project coordination.
- BuildinG (Hub Noord)coreBuildinG is a national innovation hub (Hub Noord) collaborating with BouwLab (Hub West), Pioneering (Hub Oost), and SPARK (Hub Zuid) on the robots in construction project, exploring practical robot applications on construction sites.
- TNO (BioBuilt-lab)minorTNO's BioBuilt-lab in Zoetermeer hosted the Biobased Carrousel event where BouwLab (via Nils Hospes) presented the Dak van de Toekomst. TNO and BouwLab share interests in accelerating biobased materials in renovation and construction projects.
- WaternetminorWaternet collaborated on the 3D-printed walmuurput project alongside Neolithic, Dura Vermeer, and Gemeente Amsterdam.
- Hoogheemraadschap Hollands Noorderkwartier (HHNK)minorHHNK is involved as a potential launching customer in the Biotaludtegel project within the Rethink Materials consortium.
- Soil VisionminorSoil Vision is listed as a consortium partner in the Biotaludtegel project within the Rethink Materials consortium.
- Van Gelder GroepminorVan Gelder Groep is listed as a partner in the Biotaludtegel project within the Rethink Materials consortium.
- Horsman & CominorHorsman & Co is listed as a partner organization in the BouwLab ecosystem.
Scale indicators8 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights5 records
BouwLab R&Do competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- TNO: TNO is the Netherlands' largest applied research organization and operates the BioBuilt-lab where BouwLab's biobased carrousel was presented. TNO is a much larger, established player in construction R&D and biobased materials with overlapping technical interests, acting as both an indirect partner and a broader-incumbent competitor for research attention and funding.
- Arcadis: Arcadis is a global Dutch-headquartered design, engineering and consulting firm with deep exposure to sustainable building, digital twins, and infrastructure advisory. It is a broader incumbent offering overlapping advisory and digitalization capabilities to construction-sector clients at a much larger scale than BouwLab.
- BAM (Royal BAM Group): BAM is one of the largest Dutch construction groups and a listed BouwLab partner. Unlike BouwLab, BAM delivers construction projects at scale and runs its own internal R&D and digitalization programmes, making it a broad incumbent that both consumes BouwLab innovation outputs and represents the kind of large-scale operator BouwLab's SMB clients aspire to work with.
Direct peers
- SPARK (Horizon): SPARK is a national construction innovation hub designated as Hub Zuid in the Nationaal Groeifonds robots-in-construction programme alongside BouwLab (Hub West). It leads project coordination in the same national initiative, making it a structurally comparable peer hub targeting digitalization and industrialization of the Dutch construction sector.
- BuildinG: BuildinG is Hub Noord in the Nationaal Groeifonds robots-in-construction programme alongside BouwLab. It is a regional construction innovation hub with a similar mandate to pilot and scale robotics and digital fabrication on Dutch construction sites, sharing BouwLab's focus on practical experimentation rather than pure research.
- Pioneering: Pioneering is Hub Oost in the same Nationaal Groeifonds robots-in-construction programme as BouwLab. It is a construction innovation hub with a comparable mission around industrialization, robotics, and digital fabrication, and serves a regional partner-network function analogous to BouwLab's role in the West.
- 3D Makers Zone: 3D Makers Zone is a Smart Industry Fieldlab co-located with BouwLab R&Do at Oudeweg 91-95 in Haarlem, focused on 3D scanning and printing for construction. They share the same Smart Tech Innovatievoucher pool and co-deliver flagship projects (Teylers Museum miniature, Villa van Waning stone restoration), making them the closest direct peer and a direct competitor for the same provincial funding.
- The Green Village: The Green Village is a Dutch open innovation field lab in Delft that co-programmes the Provada Innovatie Café with BouwLab. It operates a comparable Living Lab-style test environment for sustainable building innovations and shares BouwLab's ecosystem-orchestrator role across public, private and academic partners.
- Techport: Techport is one of the four Smart Industry Fieldlabs in Noord-Holland eligible for Smart Tech Innovatievouchers, alongside BouwLab R&Do. While more focused on maritime/manufacturing than construction, it competes for the same provincial innovation budget and serves a comparable fieldlab function for regional SMBs.
- TechValley: TechValley is the fourth Smart Industry Fieldlab in Noord-Holland eligible for the same Smart Tech Innovatievouchers as BouwLab. It operates a comparable innovation-hub role for SMBs in the region, sharing the same funding channel and serving similar digitalization mandates.
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Competitive moat4 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
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Frequently asked questions about BouwLab R&Do
What does BouwLab R&Do do?
BouwLab R&Do operates an open innovation hub and physical Living Lab in Haarlem, Netherlands, where MKB and midcap construction/manufacturing companies, housing corporations, and knowledge institutions experiment, co-create, and validate new construction technologies. Core services include 3D concrete printing, parametric design, industrial robotics, IoT/sensor-based monitoring, digital twin development, biobased construction research, and structured innovation projects (POC/Feasibility, Prototype, Pilot, Incubator/scale-up) funded through Smart Tech Innovatievouchers provided by the Province of Noord-Holland. The portfolio also includes the Innovation Dynamics serious game for innovation strategy facilitation and the Digitalisering in de Bouw workshop series.
Is BouwLab R&Do a public or private company?
BouwLab R&Do is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.
When was BouwLab R&Do founded?
BouwLab R&Do was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is BouwLab R&Do based?
BouwLab R&Do is headquartered in Haarlem, Netherlands, in the Europe region.
How does BouwLab R&Do make money?
Three revenue lines are on record. Innovation Project Services (Voucher-funded) is the primary driver. The others are event and Workshop Revenue and EFRO / Government Co-funding.
Who are BouwLab R&Do's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are TNO, Arcadis and BAM (Royal BAM Group). Direct peers are SPARK (Horizon), BuildinG, Pioneering, 3D Makers Zone, The Green Village, Techport and TechValley.
Does BouwLab R&Do have an API?
No public API is recorded for BouwLab R&Do.
What industry is BouwLab R&Do in?
BouwLab R&Do's product category is Construction Innovation Field Lab Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAEAGAI, Makerspace, Innovation Lab & Fab Lab Operations (Tools, Safety, Programming), with a secondary code of EDAMADAH, 3D Printing, CAD & Digital Fabrication Programs. Its NAICS code is 541715 and its SIC code is 8742.