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December 16, 2008
  • ArchiNed.nl
    TEAMWORK – Coastal zone in Almere Poort
    Adri Duivesteijn, alderman for physical planning and housing, opened the exhibition TEAMWORK in Museum De Paviljoens in Almere on October 31. It’s called ‘teamwork’ because the local authority invited three property developers to present proposals for the development of the Coastal Zone in Almere Poort, and because Museum De Paviljoens set three teams of artists to work with the same programme.
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    The first ver­si­ons of the six pro­po­sals are cur­rently on show, and the de­fi­ni­tive de­signs will go on show from Ja­nu­ary 24, 2009, on. In the run-up to the pre­sen­ta­tion of the de­fi­ni­tive plans, the people of Al­mere have been in­vi­ted…
June 2, 2005
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    New-generation motorway architecture
    The Utrecht architecture café organised an excursion on June 4 to two of the city's most prominent new projects: the motorway buildings by Kas Oosterhuis and Fons Verheijen in Leidsche Rijn.
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    My drive to Ut­recht last Sa­tur­day took me along the A12 mo­tor­way. Strewn thought­lessly along both sides of the road­way were miserable-looking boxes de­co­ra­ted with si­gnage that cla­mou­red for at­ten­tion, in­ter­rup­ted oc­ca­sio­nally by …
January 22, 2003
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    Four Delta Metropolises
    On the invitation of Government Architect Jo Coenen, four teams have spent recent months drawing up proposals for the Delta Metropolis. Monday December 9 saw the presentation of the four proposals for the area ‘formerly known as’ Randstad.
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    The four sche­mes are a re­s­ponse to ques­ti­ons put last Sep­tem­ber by Do­nald van Dan­sik of One Ar­chi­tec­ture, lea­der of the Delta Me­tro­po­lis De­sign Work­shop. The key ques­tion was whe­ther, and if so how, the Delta Me­tro­po­lis can be …
July 2, 2001
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    Soeters in the Wrong
    The Prix de Rome architecture competition reached its conclusion last Thursday as the candidates in the final round presented their projects to the public. The presentation was to have been followed by a discussion with academics and developers intended to shed light on the relationship between architecture and entertainment. As it turned out, events took a different course. Architect Sjoerd Soeters expressed his agitation with the Prix de Rome design assignment and, in the process, roundly attacked the entire Dutch architecture education system.
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    The Prix de Rome or­ga­nisers set a trendy, con­tem­porary as­si­gn­ment for the final round: to con­vert the va­cant CSM fac­tory in Half­weg into a mul­ti­func­tio­nal events com­plex. The de­si­gners not only had to come up with an ar­chi­tec­tu­r…
May 22, 2001
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    The Giant Gets Ready
    After the earlier press offensives 'The Giant Awakens' and 'The Giant Stands Up' (the Giant in question being the Haarlemmermeer), on May 17 it was the turn of 'The Giant Gets Ready'. On the basis of a cool 1000 dwelling units at a density of 30-35 units per hectare and The Ten Commandments for Vinex-Free Building, the architecture firms - Soeters Van Eldonk Ponec, MVRDV, Erick van Egeraat Associates and Steven Holl - were given two months to come up with designs for the Toolenburg South area. Fedde Reeskamp attended the presentation.
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    All five City-Scrapers had half an hour to present their vi­sion for the plan area, which was fol­lo­wed by a tough third de­gree in­ter­ro­ga­tion by the In­spec­tor Co­lumbo of buil­ding, Ger­rit Mid­del­koop. The aim: to rea­lise so­me­thing akin …
April 1, 2001
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    Follow the flow
    To get them accustomed to the changes ahead, passengers arriving at Rotterdam's Central Stationlast week were given a picture postcard of the new station, while Alsop Architects from England presented their master plan for the station and surroundings. If you were to emigrate now and return in fifteen years, Rotterdam Central will seem like another planet.
    ArchiNed.nl – news
    Rotterdam will be one of the sta­ti­ons on High Speed Train route and will also be a sta­tion on the new Rand­stad Rail route. The sta­tion al­re­ady has dif­fi­culty hand­ling the cur­rent flow of pas­sen­gers at peak hours, and pas­sen­ger num­bers…
May 5, 2000
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    1ab: live on the internet
    On Wednesday May 7, Queen Beatrix will open the first International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam which will be held from May 7th until July 7th. A number of activities during the opening week will be streamed live on the Internet. For those planning to go, here follows a summary of the extensive programme
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    Live Streams Ar­chi­tec­ture Bi­en­nale Rot­ter­dam Events strea­med live on the in­ter­net:08 May (Thurs­day)  09.30 - 15.30 h CET (GMT + 1)- sym­po­sium World Ave­nue pt 109 May (Fri­day)  9.30 - 16.00 h CET (GMT + 1)- sym­po­sium World A…
March 9, 2000
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    Cosmic and Theatrical
    Hendrik Wijdeveld is presented as a man of the cosmos in the exhibition 'Plan The Impossible' at the NAi. He was an isolated romantic who opposed the city as a machine for production and consumption and who returned to elementary systems found in the universe and in nature. An agreeable subject, since it's wonderful to see how chaos is eliminated with simple models and all-in-one diagrams.
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    Although Wi­j­de­veld (1885-1987) was per­sua­ded to take on earthly com­mis­si­ons (for hou­sing, in­te­ri­ors and gra­phic work) du­ring his long life, the ex­hi­bi­tion shows only his uto­pian work, and of that, just the high­lights of this so­mew…
February 9, 2000
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    Metropolitan World Atlas
    In addition to the trusty Bosatlas and all the other atlases that show maps of each country and continent, there's now an atlas that focuses on the city: the metropolis, that is.
    ArchiNed.nl – news
    The Me­tro­po­li­tan World Atlas presents a huge amount of data in an easy-to-understand way thanks to the book's good gra­phic de­sign. The atlas can be di­vi­ded roughly into three sec­tions. First there's an over­view of major glo­bal trade net­wo…
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