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July 21, 2008
  • ArchiNed.nl
    Merchant mentality in The Promised Land
    Where do you start when you’re commissioned to design a new city in Asia or Russia? How do you deal with cultural differences, regulations and language? These questions formed the starting point for an evening programme organised by the International New Town Institute to examine urban development in Asia.
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    The first pu­blic gathe­ring of the In­ter­na­tio­nal New Town In­sti­tute took place on Tu­es­day eve­ning May 27 at the Kunst­li­nie art centre in Al­mere, or­ga­nised in con­junc­tion with Casla ar­chi­tec­ture centre. The aim of the In­ter­na­tio…
June 5, 2008
  • ArchiNed.nl
    Destination: Paradise
    NAi director Ole Bouman introduced his predecessor Aaron Betsky as a man of many guises: critic, museum director, curator of the Venice Architecture Biennale, travelling salesman. On Friday May 9 Betsky fulfilled the last two roles with aplomb. After stops in Rome and Berlin he was in Rotterdam to reveal a little of the programme for the 11th Architecture Biennale, which opens in Venice in early September.
    ArchiNed.nl – news
    Betsky’s pre­sen­ta­tion was li­vely and per­sua­sive. His story star­ted with a phone call from Mis­ter Bar­atta. 'I’ve a pro­blem. Can you help?,' Bar­atta asked. 'Maybe, but who are you?,' an­s­we­red Betsky. Bar­atta tur­ned out to be di­rec­tor …
May 20, 2008
November 9, 2005
  • ArchiNed.nl
    Kempe and Thill dispel the myth
    On Friday October 28 the Rotterdam Maaskant Prize for Young Architects 2005 was presented to Oliver Thill, one of the two architects who head up the Rotterdam-based ‘expat’ office Atelier Kempe Thill. In this interview they dispel the myth that the Netherlands offers a favourable climate for young architects.
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    ‘André was born in 1968, I in 1971 – that’s why.’ This is prize-winner Oli­ver Thill’s la­co­nic reply to the sug­ges­tion that sta­tu­tory re­a­sons alone meant that the Maas­kant Prize was awar­ded to him per­so­nally – win­ners must be aged 35 yea…
June 27, 2005
  • ArchiNed.nl
    Competition results Archiprix international 2005
    Finally, at the end of a Friday afternoon full of lectures and discussion in de townhouse of Glasgow the winners of the Hunter Douglas Awards (Archiprix International 2005) were announced.
    ArchiNed.nl – news
    The jury, Ian Gil­zean, Hi­to­shi Abe (Ate­lier Hi­to­shi Abe, Tokai), Bridget Bai­nes (GROSS. MAX. Edin­burgh), Zvi Efrat (Efrat-Kowalsky, Tel Aviv) and Gil­les Sau­cier (Sau­cier + Per­rotte, Mon­treal) selec­ted six project which re­cei­ved a priz…
February 2, 2005
  • ArchiNed.nl
    More Sign Than Space, Las Vegas Revisited
    'I am not and never have been a post modernist. This is a misunderstanding.” Robert Venturi and his wife Denise Scott Brown visited the Netherlands to promote their latest book ‘Architecture as Signs and Systems’. At the TU Delft they gave a lecture to a large audience and held a seminar with Ph.D. students. At the Netherlands Architecture Institute they were interviewed by Harm Tilman (editor in chief of 'de Architect’) in front of a sold out crowd and had a debate with the Dutch architects Sjoerd Soeters (Soeters Van Eldonk Ponec architecten), Liesbeth van der Pol (Atelier Zeinstra van der Pol), and Haiko Meijer (Onix).
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    'The clues of what we crea­ted du­ring our ca­reer and wrote about ar­chi­tec­ture and ur­ba­nism can be found in Bob's first buil­ding »Mother's House«. From con­tra­dic­tion and com­ple­xity to com­mu­ni­ca­tive ar­chi­tec­ture, and from in­te­rior…
August 2, 2003
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    Holiday Living
    Until the end of September a small site on the edge of Leidsche Rijn has been turned into a settlement of alternative, transportable, flexible 'dwellings' grouped under the name Parasite Paradise. On show is much of what has been designed in this field in recent years. An opportunity not to miss!
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    Now that it's the ho­li­day sea­son, a large por­tion of the po­pu­la­tion vol­un­ta­rily re­si­des in con­di­ti­ons that fall well short of stan­dards that nor­mally apply to hou­sing. Cram­med to­ge­ther in mi­ni­mal, po­orly iso­la­ted 'dwellings'…
July 1, 2003
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    H-H-HSL, a cult exhibition about leftovers
    On show until August 3 in Rotterdam’s Groothandelsgebouw is the exhibition ‘A Design For Places Left Over After Planning’. Anyone expecting to find a mouthful of exquisite sushi or Mediterranean anti-pasta among all these leftovers is in for a disappointment. What they will find is a veritable hodgepodge of dazzling designs for works of art along the route of the future High-Speed Rail link (HSL).
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    The ex­hi­bi­tion is an in­itia­tive of the Mi­nis­try of Trans­port and Water Ma­nage­ment, the Foun­da­tion for Art and Pu­blic Space (SKOR) and the Ate­lier HSL. It sets out to give some re­le­vance to the cul­tu­ral and so­cial si­gni­fi­cance of…
February 26, 2003
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    Brussels and Ground Euro (Part 2), a Spanish-Belgian mix
    ‘The Spanish are coming!’ In the sixteenth century such news would have prompted the citizenry of Brussels to raise the city ramparts, but today they are welcomed with open arms. The reason is simple. For they are bringing us something special: urban design, architecture, and the ‘cohesion’ in between.
    ArchiNed.nl – news
    Friday Fe­bru­ary 7 a de­ci­sion was taken on 'Ground Euro.' From the in­vi­ted pro­po­sals for 'the de­ve­lop­ment of a glo­bal urban-design con­cept,' the win­ners tur­ned out to be a Spanish-Belgian al­li­ance: Aries, Idom, Mo­ritz et Simon, L'Ate…
June 1, 2001
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    A Genuine Greg Lynn in Amsterdam South-East?
    Friday June 15 saw the opening of an exhibition of submissions to the limited competition for the honeycomb apartment building Kleiburg. Three artists and three architects were set the task of giving Kleiburg a facelift. Remarkably, the three artists turned out to have submitted typically architectural projects, and the architects produced art. American architect Greg Lynn (1964) made the best plan and will receive a further commission to translate his ideas into a feasible plan.
    ArchiNed.nl – news
    Kleiburg is a ty­pi­cal Bi­jl­mer block from the early 1970s with 500 ren­tal dwel­lings on ten floors. The block is lo­ca­ted in what is known as the Bi­jl­mer Mu­seum, where the blocks and sur­roun­ding space will pre­serve their ori­gi­nal form an…
April 9, 2000
  • ArchiNed.nl
    Soul and Soil winners announced
    The winners of the Geest en Grond (Soul and Soil) international design competition were announced last week. The competition called for ideas in three categories for the Flowerbulb Region in Holland.
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    The 123 sub­mit­ted sche­mes, 27 of them from ab­road, were dis­tri­bu­ted fairly evenly among three ca­te­go­ries.Bulb & Bre­ak­fast­The ca­te­gory Bulb & Bre­ak­fast cal­led for the de­sign of tem­porary lod­gings in a tra­di­tio­nal bulb-s…
January 9, 2000
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    Gamesetandmatch: Architecture is turning wild!
    On December 13 the conference Game, Set and Match was organised at the Faculty of Architecture in Delft by Kas Oosterhuis and his staff and students. The range of speakers reflected many different viewpoints, but what they had in common was an 'interactive' approach. Particular attention was devoted to such ego-shooter games as Unreal Tournament, Doom and Quake. Jeroen Mensink takes an in-depth look at the architect as Homo ludens in cyberspace.
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    Chairman for the day Ole Bo­u­man ki­cked off by lis­ting 7 points for a new ar­chi­tec­ture. Archis's editor-in-chief cal­led for a 'time-based architecture' of pro­gramma­ble (be­a­ring) struc­tu­res and sur­faces, al­lo­wing buil­dings to ac­com­m…
January 2, 2000
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    Rotterdam Cultural Capital
    Eurodak, an event for the homeless held on January 1, marked Rotterdam's start to 2001, the year the city is Cultural Capital of Europe together with Porto. The organisers of Rotterdam 2001 Cultural Capital have presented a hefty volume containing the programme for the coming year.
    ArchiNed.nl – news
    The pro­gramme has been put to­ge­ther after ta­king stock of the wis­hes, am­bi­ti­ons and needs of Rot­ter­dam­mers and in­sti­tu­ti­ons and or­ga­ni­sa­ti­ons in Rot­ter­dam. This re­sul­ted in ten sub­jects that form the basis for the Rot­ter­dam…
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