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- Grammatik sozialistischer Architekturen
H. Barth
Dietrich Reimer Verlag; 2001
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November 24, 2008
- More for less: An optimistic strategy of renewal in sombre times
The publication PLUS: Large Scale Housing Development - an Exceptional Case makes a convincing argument for the renewal of big housing complexes in France. In the Dutch situation the PLUS strategy can complement the current, one-sided discussion on the renewal of the post-war city.ArchiNed.nl – news
In their practice, the three authors – French architects Frédéric Druot, Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal – work on making careful and continuous changes to the existing city. To them, total demolition followed by new construction is not an opti…
November 4, 2008
- Crisis of identity
Le Medi, a Mediterranean neighbourhood consisting of 93 dwellings in the Rotterdam district of Bospolder designed by Geurst & Schulze Architects, was completed this year.ArchiNed.nl – news
A visit to Le Medi made me ask myself the following question. What was the assignment that Woonbron Maasoevers housing association set for the architect to achieve this result? Or was it: Make a housing complex in a Mediterranean style that is more i…
October 31, 2008
- New York: Lecture by Kengo KumaDetail Online – news
On Monday, November 3rd at 7 pm, Kengo Kuma, who established the Japanese architectural firm Kengo Kuma …
October 30, 2008
- Zaha Hadid in New YorkDetail Online – news
Zaha Hadid has created a series of sculptural installations for a two-venue New York exhibition, opening on November 1st 2008. According to Kenny Schachter, the curator of the show, each installation offers elements of various architectural projects …
May 6, 2008
- Bauhaus Museum in Tel AvivDetail Online – news
The White City of Tel Aviv, UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site since 2003, adds to its vast collection of International Style buildings a new Bauhaus Museum, which opened on 25 April 2008. Bauhaus-designed furniture, graphics and other objects can b…
March 13, 2008
- Prototypes – The Work of Cepezed
The book is as clearly structured as the work of the office. Prototypen is a bulky volume that documents projects by Delft architecture firm Cepezed as well as various aspects of product development, building process and architecture that the office has been involved in over the past 35 years.ArchiNed.nl – news
Divided into three chapters – product, process and architecture – the book includes contributions from eight writers in circles around Cepezed that explore the special position of the office in the field. Each article is followed by a case study of a…
October 24, 2007
- Dynamic Colour-Space
A section of the Groninger Museum is devoted to the exhibition ‘P. Struycken: Digital Paradise’. Peter Struycken is present everywhere – in the exhibited work and in the interior. Famed for his way of working with colour, structure and form, the artist became interested in interdisciplinary collaboration at an early stage. In 1994 and 1999 he was commissioned by former director Frans Haks to design colour palettes for the interior of the new Groninger Museum building.ArchiNed.nl – news
After studying at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague from 1956 to 1961, Peter Struycken (1939) painted in a figurative style. He was fascinated by the differences and similarities in visual reality. A row of trees interested him more than a single…
April 1, 2007
- Brussel, Marx & PepsiCo
‘Europe’ turned 50 last weekend: perfect timing. The public presentation of ‘A Vision for Brussels / Brussels Capital of Europe’ by the Rotterdam-based Berlage Institute coincided nicely with the festivities marking the anniversary of the Treaty of Rome. A few thoughts on a mediagenic manifesto in the form of a book and an exhibition.ArchiNed.nl – news
Fanfare, pomp and circumstance surrounded the opening of the public display of ‘Brussels Capital of Europe’ – a studio project now well over two years old – at the Centre for Fine Arts (BOZAR) in Brussels on March 17. The …
June 1, 2006
- Modernity in Rapid Motion
Architect Cem Ilhan was the Berlage Institute’s ‘Istanbul agent’ for the recent Talking Cities lecture series. Ekim Tan, an Istanbul architect currently working at Delft University of Technology, attended Ilhan’s presentation and reflects upon a changing city.ArchiNed.nl – news
The Berlage Institute describes this lecture series, which examines the effects of global forces and local realities on the contemporary city, as ‘part of crucial research’. In reality, however, every lecture turns out to be a surprise.…
July 1, 2005
- Cities: Grand Bazaar of Architectures
'Grand' it most certainly was, and 'bazaar' too. At the 22nd UIA World Congress architecture put itself on display in grand style with a series lectures, workshops, discussions and presentations. And almost out of the blue there was another nice Declaration.ArchiNed.nl – news
Istanbul played host to the 22nd UIA Congress from July 3 to 7. (UIA stands for Union Internationale des Architectes, a NGO that represents architects throughout the world through national architectural associations ) Under the title 'Cities: Grand B…
November 1, 2004
- YEA!
From October 21 to 24, 53 young architects from 25 European countries gathered in Rotterdam for the first Young European Architects conference. A day-by-day report from three Dutch participants: Alex van de Beld (Onix), Jan Jongert (2012 architecten), and Klaas van der Molen (BAR).ArchiNed.nl – news
Alex van de Beld (Onix)Thursday evening, October 21 After arrival in Rotterdam and checking into the schooners (boats) where we would spend the next three days, the young European architects got talking to one another straight away. The beer and wine…
August 2, 2004
- Building and Living, Jordanian-Style
How does a Dutch architect end up doing volunteer work in the often unbearable heat of Jordan? Florentine Visser reports.ArchiNed.nl – news
My first visit to Jordan two years ago made a deep impression on me, particularly the countryside and the hospitality of the inhabitants. Meeting people who have next to nothing yet who still share their food with you is a very special experience. So…
April 2, 2004
- Elusive Identity
The exhibition YIBANEH! Jewish Identity in Contemporary Architecture opened in Amsterdam a fortnight ago. The title (Hebrew for ‘it will be built’) refers to the numerous Jewish institutions built in recent years, from the late twentieth century till the present day. The subtitle refers to identity, a concept whose meaning is not easy to pinpoint.ArchiNed.nl – news
The first architect mentioned by name in the history books - as we learn in architecture classes - is Daedalus. He it was who designed the labyrinth for King Minos in Crete (1700-1400 BC). Yet there is another candidate: Bezalel Ben Uri. He designed …
March 2, 2004
- KCAP builds 'Dutch' in China
After failing in a few competitions in recent years, KCAP has now finally gained a foothold in China. The first projects, for façades and a community building in Beijing, were completed in the past year.ArchiNed.nl – news
In 2001 KCAP was invited to take part in a competition to design a satellite town for Shanghai. The brief explicitly called for a 'Dutch' design. In the periodical Archis (issue 4, 2002), Shiuan-Wen Chu and Ruurd Gietema of KCAP enthusiastically expl…
June 2, 2003
- Propaganda
It’s here again. Scoffed at by those not featured, embraced by trendy clients and architecture’s taste police. Probably the least read Dutch best-seller: the Yearbook.ArchiNed.nl – news
Reviewing this remarkable phenomenon is actually impossible, because it defies all logic. Even its basic principles. Put together a Yearbook about Dutch pop music that contains just hip hop and press and public alike will destroy you. But there doesn…
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