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March 14, 2009
  • Building for Bouwkunde: the nominees, the winners
    Today the winning entries for the Open International Ideas Competition Building for Bouwkunde were announced at the NAi. The jury selected three first prize winners, three second prize winners and two honourable mentions out of the eight nominated projects that were announced a month ago. And the winners are ...
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    The winners, with full quotes from the jury-report: see also discussion about the results and the judgement (for now only in Dutch, translation will follow soon)First prize (ex aequo, each 15,000 euro)AMALGAM  - Laura Alvarez, laura alvarez architect…
March 3, 2009
  • Planning 2.0 Made in Friesland
    A self-proclaimed revolutionary project is taking shape in Opeinde, a village in Friesland, of all places. A new neighbourhood is being planned by an online community through the Wijbouweneenwijk (Dutch for ‘we’re building a neighbourhood’) website. Does the Internet herald a new era for urban and town planning?
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    Web 2.0 seems to have permeated – admittedly a little slowly – to neighbourhood management and urban development. Amsterdam housing associations recently launched the Buurtleven website (www.buurtleven.nl), a digital bulletin board where residents ca…
January 19, 2009
  • Euro Islam Architecture
    As public debate on the best way to integrate Moslems in non-Islamic society grows more intense, the critical debate in architecture on the best way to stimulate integration through design is also becoming more heated. In his book Euro Islam Architecture: New Mosques of the Occident, Christian Welzbacher tries to elevate the discussion to a higher level.
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    Put simply, some critics propagate a preference for modern-looking mosques without embellishments; cupolas and minarets are deemed superfluous because they are out of sync with the climate or technology of their new surroundings. The visibility of su…
September 18, 2008
  • Venice (1) the Dutch pavilion: Talking and Working
    During the opening days the Dutch pavilion was brimming with (invisible) ideas. The theme of the installation by curators Ana Dzokic and Marc Neelen (Stealth.ultd) and Saskia van Stein (NAi) was to reflect once again on the Faculties (in the sense of capacities) for Architecture. What is architecture capable of, ‘before and beyond building’? What alternative practices are there and how can these be incorporated into architectural education?
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    Such questions were exhaustively discussed by some fifty national and international guests through a number of ‘discussion media’ (round table talks, speed dates, keynote lectures and a workshop). But apart from all the talking, there was mostly work…
July 21, 2008
  • 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 International New Town Institute i…
June 8, 2008
  • NZIA Supreme Awards 2008
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    Each year since 1927, the New Zealand Institute of Architects offers an Awards programme to showcase and celebrate top quality architecture in New Zealand. Scooping up the 2008 NZIA Supreme awards on saturday night 24 may 2008 were three projects fro…
May 27, 2008
  • Two Seasons Hotel in Stavanger
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    JDS Architects of Copenhagen and Brandsberg-Dahls Arkitekter of Stavanger have won the invited competition for a new hotel building in the Norwegian city of Stavanger. The Two Seasons will house over 200 rooms on 8,500 square metres, that float over …
May 20, 2008
April 24, 2008
  • Visitor Centre in Glasgow, Scotland
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    On the site of the last battle fought on British soil, the new visitor centre, which opened on 16 April 2008, will house interpretation of the battle, its prehistory and aftermath, and will include educational and conference facilities, a café, resta…
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 …
April 7, 2008
  • Architecture and Happiness
    Car drivers who don’t read traffic signs but find their way with the help of points of recognition and buildings along the roadside will have to be extra careful from April 4 onwards. That’s when the Revolving House starts turning on the Hasselt roundabout in Tilburg. The idea for this house that revolves with the traffic comes from John Körmeling, who will also build the Dutch pavilion for the Expo 2010 in Shanghai.
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    Tilburg is another town with ambitious plans to present itself as a place of culture, and so it asked Körmeling to make a work of art. As an ode to the terrace house with through living room, the Eindhoven architect came up with a version that rides …
March 6, 2008
  • gmp wins competition for Parliament Building in India
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    The Indian state of Tamil Nadu's parliament building will be designed by von Gerkan, Marg und Partner. As winners of the first prize in the competition from 2007, the planning contract has already been awarded. The 160 000 square-meter-building situa…
November 6, 2007
  • Almere letters no.1 - The Trojan Horse
    You, the ‘ordinary’ individual! Now log onto the municipality’s digital plot-shop, pick yourself a piece of land from and realize the house of your dreams. Welcome to 21st century city generation in Almere, the ‘adolescent’ new town of the Netherlands. Urban developers, large-scale construction firms and housing corporations are pushed off the stage and finally now you are given the chance to become the producer of your city. Your local government wants you to be proactive, creative and engaged!
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    This is not just a bunch of housing projects attached to a new town but the largest housing production endeavor of the coming decades in the Netherlands. 60.000 new homes are envisioned to be built by 2030, one-third (20.000) of which is to be custom…
September 1, 2007
  • What Ole Bouman Wants
    Since April 1, 2007, former editor-in-chief of Archis/Volume Ole Bouman (1960) is the new director of the Netherlands Architecture Institute. Bouman sees the NAi as a medium that, in addition to its regular tasks, can raise issues that will also give architecture its relevance and legitimacy in the long term.
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    Architecture is not only a profession but also a window on the world, and it can be deployed as an instrument to effect social change. It’s a message you’ve been spreading for years in lectures, though activities such as the RSVP events…
February 1, 2007
  • The logo of Bucharest
    The symposium Regimes of Representation: Art & Politics Beyond the House of People was held in the House of People (Palace of the Parliament) in Bucharest (Romania) on January 11. Symposium organisers Vinca Kruk and Daniel van der Velden (Meta Haven: Design Research) explain the significance of this building.
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    The ‘Zone Palatul Parlamentului’ was realised in all its dull monumentality during the Ceausescu regime. The dictator got the idea for the biggest ever grand projet after visiting North Korea, where he saw at first hand what a socialist…
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