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October 28, 2008
September 25, 2008
  • Venice (2) the national pavilions
    Out There: Architecture Beyond Building is the motto of the 11th Venice Architecture Biennale. The national pavilions also make their contribution to this theme, which can be taken in a socially engaged or a more abstract and conceptual direction. Here are some striking pavilions selected by the ArchiNed editors.
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    Gas pipe You can’t be clear enough when making a political statement at a circus like the biennale, as the tiny country of Estonia understands all too well. In response to controversial plans by Gazprom for a pipeline between Russia and Germany, cura…
June 16, 2008
  • Radial Views
    From March 13 to May 25 deSingel in Antwerp hosted an exhibition of work by interior and landscape architect Petra Blaisse entitled Radial Views. But ‘exhibition’ is perhaps not quite the right word. Blaisse wrote a scenario for this Belgian art campus and made a number of subtle interventions. Rooted to its context, her work is difficult to exhibit.
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    According to the website the exhibition was to open at 1 o’clock. I arrived 20 minutes early and wandered around the building. Suddenly I noticed an open door that led to the inner garden of the art campus. I looked around, saw no-one and slipped ins…
April 21, 2008
  • Sustainable concept for office buildings
    On March 11, as part of the series of public lectures on sustainability organised by Rotterdam Academy of Architecture, Paul de Ruiter presented a number of sustainable projects by his office to an audience of architects and students. Architectenbureau Paul de Ruiter has been working on sustainability since 1994.
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    De Ruiter started his office for architecture, product development and project development back then on the basis of his doctoral research. Sustainability has been a priority right from the start. The ultimate aim of De Ruiter was to make a building …
March 16, 2008
  • Living above New York’s High Line
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    New York’s High Line, the elevated abandoned rail line along the West Side of Manhattan currently being transformed into a park, will be framed at 23rd street by a fourteen story condominium tower appropriately named HL23 and designed by Neil Denari …
March 3, 2008
February 2, 2008
August 2, 2004
  • Skins for buildings
    Just released is 'Skins for Buildings', a bulky encyclopaedia of materials that helps architects find the right material. A review by Harrie van Helmond.
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    The title of this massive reference work (over 500 pages) emphasises the full-page photos of the documented building materials and the two photos of buildings in which the material in question is applied. But the accompanying text forms the core of t…
April 25, 2001
  • A Building like an Adaptable Shelving Unit
    On show at the Hoorn Architecture Centre until June 10 is an exhibition devoted to FLEX Buildings. Architectural firm Ruimtelab (Space Lab) is presenting a fictitious multi-company building completely geared to accommodating change.
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    The design and exhibition are the fruits of a study project, commissioned by the RPD, into the requirements that contemporary multi-company buildings have to meet. The underlying idea is that today's society requires buildings that can be rapidly tra…
October 9, 2000
  • The City as Museum
    Amsterdam policy concerning art in public space has been delegated to the Amsterdam Fund for the Arts (AFK). With an exhibition entitled 2001: A Public Space Odyssey and a public debate, the AFK hopes to stimulate discussion about art in public space.
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    Arti et Amicitiae is the Amsterdam venue for a major exhibition of art placed in public space over the past five years. Visitors to the exhibition can use a temporary entrance, a work by artist Michiel Voet. It is a wooden stairway in front of the fa…
July 1, 2000
  • Dutch Canadian team wins competition for 100.000 m2 complex
    A Dutch Canadian team has won the competition for a 100.000 m2 administrative and cultural complex in Montreal, Canada. The team consists of Pero Puljiz and Branimir Medic from the Dutch architectural office de Architekten Cie and two Quebec architectural firms, Ædifica and Tétreault Parent Languedoc et associés.
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    In February 2002, Bernard Landry, Premier of Quebec, announced the construction of an administrative and cultural complex in Montreal. The new complex will provide the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal with a permanent home and. It will include …
May 19, 2000
  • Ciboga under construction
    Construction has recently started on the Circus site in Groningen, part of the CiBoGa site (Circus, Boden, Gasworks site), Groningen's last inner-city building site. The first project involves the completion of two 'eroded blocks' by S333 Architects, the office that won the 1994 Europan competition for this site.
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    The CiBoGa site totals 14 hectares in size. On completion in 2008, it will contain around 900 housing units, 1200 parking spaces, 10,000 m2 retail space, and 40,000 m2 office space. A number of architects will design different zones of the site. The …
April 1, 2000
  • Views on OMA's House of Music: Further Mental Exercises
    Today it is announced that Rem Koolhaas is the 23rd Pritzker Prize Laureate. As a congratulation on our part we hereby publish an article by Rodrigo Cardoso on OMA's House of Music in Porto.
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    The feelings aroused by the project of the House of Music can perhaps be put together under one category: they are excessive. The City Hall shows excessive pride, the »intellectual elite« shows excessive excitement, the »progressive« people show exce…
March 9, 2000
  • Venice Bienniale - Preview
    This summer - from June through to November 2000 - the new Architecture Biennale will be held in Venice. The Biennale offers an overview of what is current in the world of architecture (and related work in visual art) in the participating countries. The scenario for this year's event was drawn up by the Italian Massimiliano Fuksas, the flamboyant and - in Italy - not uncontroversial architect. Ahead of the opening, those interested can gain a preview on the Internet, where a rapidly growing exhibition of participants' work is in the making.
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    Fuksas has built the forthcoming Biennale around the theme 'Cities': the city as context characterised by permanent crisis. According to Fuksas, architects cannot be permitted to adopt a cynical attitude towards the city - the enormous impact of the …
March 2, 2000
  • 25 Informal kiloVolts
    Situated in the Lloyds harbour area of Rotterdam, this multi-company building for businesses and artists active in the media sector, designed by architect and Archined colleague Robert Winkel, is now almost complete. The staff at Archined have witnessed at close hand the ups and downs of the design and construction process of this '25kV building' as it is known. And we're just as proud as Robert, not to mention somewhat astonished, that the original, radical concept - a completely transparent facade containing glazed toilets and glazed kitchenettes - has survived unscathed through the jungle of officialdom and regulations.
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    The 25kV building is a former electricity control station, now renovated to house workspaces for (new) media companies and visual artists working with new media. The original building was little more than a blank concrete volume with heavy concrete f…
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