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Thinking about building? Members of the Royal Institute of Dutch Architects will help you realize your project and make your ideas become reality. Search their projects online and contact them: http://dutcharchitects.org/
Although the Netherlands is a small country, Dutch architecture has spread around the world. Dutch architects are recognised internationally for their successful approach to:
Water management
Affordable housing
Urban planning
Complex assignments
They bring a wide array of skills to the job, including:
Thinking out-of-the-box
Pragmatic considerations in the process
Cost-aware
Investigative: seeking out innovative solutions and applications
Collaborating with various parties
Combining creativity with an enterpreneurial spirit
- published: 04 Nov 2014
- views: 1340
The visionaries that head up Amsterdam-based firm NL Architects, gained international recognition with their revolutionary use of urban spaces to create hybrid structures that turn convention on its head.
Favouring pragmatism over ideology, they found meaning in the banal aspects of contemporary life. From a recyclable power plant that doubles as an urban sports facility to a supermarket and mini marina under an elevated highway, they seek out the unexplored potential of stagnating urban spaces.
With practicality as a guiding principle throughout their work, NL Architects embrace the tension between the rational and the absurd, finding unexpected humour in their adherence to logic and reason.
http://www.nlarchitects.nl
CREDITS
Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering
Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen
Director: Victor Vroegindeweij
Camera: Marijn Zurburg
Sound: Benny Jansen
Editor: Dominique Kools
Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder
Music/Sound Design: Pastelle Music
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
http://www.submarine.nl
Commissioned by DutchDFA
http://www.dutchdfa.com
Like Dutch Profiles on Facebook
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- published: 13 Oct 2012
- views: 3692
The 4 partners of Next architects have always explored the boundaries of the architectural domain. At Next Architects, elaborate research is always paired with pragmatic solutions. Size is not restrictive. As their approach serves both small scale projects as well as grand urban designs.
Characteristic for Next Architects is their analytic use of layers and the original ways they invent to combine different, sometimes even contradicting demands. They inventively connect separate building layers to create simple looking but complex structures.
This focus on complementary contrasts turns up in their ideas on slow and fast, a dynamic concept that has always played a quintessential role in their design approach.
Since 2004 Next architects has a headquarters in Beijing, China. Partner, John van de Water extends the approach of Next architects in the Chinese context of rapid urbanization. For NEXT, these Chinese conditions provide a fertile ground to experiment with Dutch Genes in Chinese Dreams.
http://www.nextarchitects.com
CREDITS
Commissioning editor: Geert van de Wetering
Line producer: Janneke van de Kerkhof
Production assistant: Anjet Blinde
Research: Liselotte Francken
Director: Willem Baptist
Camera: Dirk-Jan Kerkkamp
Sound: Bram Meindersma
Editor: Maurik de Ridder
Color correction: Maurik de Ridder
Music sound design: Pastelle Music
Voice-over: Micah Westera
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
http://www.submarine.nl
Commissioned by DutchDFA
http://www.dutchdfa.com
Like Dutch Profiles on Facebook
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- published: 13 Jun 2013
- views: 1835
René van Zuuk built a dream home for his family in Almere, just 40 minutes drive from Amsterdam. The location known as the fantasy quarter allowed him to build practically without any restrictions.
- published: 18 Aug 2011
- views: 10696
As former Governmental Advisor on Landscape and one of the directors of H+N+S Landscape Architects, Dirk Sijmons explains, the Netherlands is a mostly man-made body of land. As it is surrounded for a large part by the sea, and indeed is partly situated below sea-level, water management is a big concern. Luckily, mastering complex water issues is precisely what H+N+S excels in.
Currently one of their major projects is the National Park De Hoge Veluwe, a nature area spanning 55 square kilometres. The redesign is based on the idea of articulating the characteristics of the various landscapes that can be experienced there.
http://www.hnsland.nl
CREDITS
Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering
Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen
Research: Liselot Francken
Director: Rob Schroder
Camera: Diderik Evers
Sound: Carla van der Meijs
Editor/Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder
Music/Sound Design: Pastelle Music
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
http://www.submarine.nl
Commissioned by DutchDFA
http://www.dutchdfa.com
Like Dutch Profiles on Facebook
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- published: 09 Oct 2012
- views: 3163
Sjoerd Soeters, from Soeters Van Eldonk Architects, is an architect and urban planner. Under his supervision, large-scale urban projects have been developed. Projects like the Java Island in Amsterdam and Haverleij, a complex of nine castles in Den Bosch.
Critics describe Soeters' designs as populist, a notion that Soeters doesn't contradict. He prefers to build for the general public rather than for his peers. This design mentality, and his continuous revolt against modernism, have earned him a reputation as the enfant terrible of the Dutch architecture world.
Soeters was asked to design a new city centre for Zaanstad, a town near Amsterdam. For this assignment he sought inspiration in the local Zaanstad architectural vernacular.
http://www.soetersvaneldonk.nl
CREDITS
Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering
Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen
Production Assistant: Liselot Francken
Research: Kirsten Hannema
Director: Lieza Röben
Camera: Hans Bouma
Sound: Dennis Kersten
Editor: Niels de Roos
Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder
Music/Sound Design: Pastelle Music
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
http://www.submarine.nl
Commissioned by DutchDFA
http://www.dutchdfa.com
Like Dutch Profiles on Facebook
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- published: 13 Oct 2012
- views: 2154
Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house
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Almost every day for the past month, a crowd of curious onlookers has gathered in northern Amsterdam to gawp at three curious structures.
Measuring 2.5 meters tall high and 1.7 meters wide, the large plastic blocks look like little more than oversized liquorice candy or a confusing attempt at surrealist art.
Appearances can be deceiving.
According to DUS Architects, the Dutch company behind the project, these innocuous black objects are stage one of what will eventually be the world's first 3D printed house.
It is made using a "KamerMaker" machine, a giant, custom-made version of a desktop 3D printer that produces a material 10 times thicker than normal.
The finished structure will take the shape of a 13-room canal house made from scores of separate but interlocking components (like the three currently on show).
"These rooms will be structural entities on their own. We will then place them on top of each other to make a house," explained DUS Architects co-founder and director, Martine de Wit.
"Originally, we had the small printers in our office and we were printing scale models with them. Then we thought why not print it (the full house) right away," she added.
How does it work?
The interior and exterior walls of the house are printed at the same time with spaces left in between for electric wiring and pipes. These spaces are then filled in with concrete for insulation and reinforcement.
As it stands, the primary material being used is a bio-plastic made from 80% plant oil but other substances are being tested for their suitability.
Between six and ten blocks are required to make one room and the entire process of printing and assembling the house is estimated to take three years. According to de Wit, the Amsterdam project is an experiment to test out the feasibility, challenges and cost implications of fashioning a house in this way.
"If you print in plastic you can recycle the materials," de Wit explained. "We also see the possibility to design something, send it digitally and then print it exactly in the place that you need it rather than transporting everything to the location."
On top of this, houses can be custom designed to suit individual owners tastes, moved piece by piece to a new location if required before being put together again and only the precise amount of material required would need to be used, reducing waste in the process.
De Wit even sees the possibility of building furniture, arts and crafts into the blocks that make up a 3D printed home. The canal house will feature a printed block containing a staircase.
But while the potential benefits of building a house in this manner may be appealing, there remain many challenges before the technology is proven effective from a structural, living and economic sense.
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- published: 14 Apr 2014
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The iconic buildings of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, OMA, and its core principles as embodied by Rem Koolhaas, have gained worldwide attention since it's foundation in 1975.
The philosophy and aesthetic developed for competition submissions for and the Centre for Art and Mediatechnology in Karlsruhe, La Villette, the Jussieu campus and the Très Grande Biblioteque in Paris, garnered frenzied international attention and were finally realised in De Kunsthal in Rotterdam.
Rem Koolhaas' intensive conceptual thinking about architecture and social circumstances ran simultaneously from the very early stages of his career. With a background in journalism and scriptwriting - his curiosity, research and urge to analyse are basics of his and OMA's working process.
It is this approach that makes him a highly debated thinker and architect - although he staunchly refutes the label "Starchitect". This image, he feels, blinds the public to a clear view of what his and OMA's work is really about.
Casa da Musica in Porto provides a valuable steppingstone for one of OMA's latest commissioned projects, the Taipei Performing Arts Centre. Treatment of form, innovative techniques, and the celebration of context are key elements of the design. Rather than relocating the roaring Shilin night market from the site of the forthcoming Taipei centre, OMA will instead build its 3 theatres above the market.
The vibrant, dynamic culture of the East forms a crucial element in Koolhaas' pre-occupation with Asia. As a child he lived in Indonesia for several years. This experience is central to his current fascination with the region -- and its architecture.
Koolhaas' seminal 1978 book Delirious New York, a Retroactive Manifesto, explores the Culture of Congestion in the big city. Nowadays, his focus is shifting to the wider consequences of the rapid growth of mega-cities.
http://www.oma.eu
CREDITS
Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering
Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen
Production assistance: Marah Haan
Director: Hiba Vink
Camera: Pierre Rezus, Jasper Wolf
Sound: Benny Jansen
Editor: Paul de Heer
Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder
Voice Over: Lotje Sodderland
Music/Sound Design: Big Orange
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
http://www.submarine.nl
Commissioned by DutchDFA
http://www.dutchdfa.com
Like Dutch Profiles on Facebook
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- published: 13 Oct 2012
- views: 28483
List of Dutch architects
Following is a list of Dutch architects in alphabetical order by birth century.
Born in the 15th century
Born in the 16th century
Born in the 17th century
Born in the 18th century
Born in the 19th century
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19:12archiDUTCH - how the Dutch design the cities we live in
archiDUTCH - how the Dutch design the cities we live inarchiDUTCH - how the Dutch design the cities we live in
This video is offline until it is shown at the doyoumeanarchiture.com film festival. Short documentary interviewing top Dutch architects and designers as a part of the dutchDESIGN field school 2011. More info at sfudutchdesign.ca -
1:55Creating Quality of Life: The Dutch Approach #architecture
Creating Quality of Life: The Dutch Approach #architectureCreating Quality of Life: The Dutch Approach #architecture
Thinking about building? Members of the Royal Institute of Dutch Architects will help you realize your project and make your ideas become reality. Search their projects online and contact them: http://dutcharchitects.org/ Although the Netherlands is a small country, Dutch architecture has spread around the world. Dutch architects are recognised internationally for their successful approach to: Water management Affordable housing Urban planning Complex assignments They bring a wide array of skills to the job, including: Thinking out-of-the-box Pragmatic considerations in the process Cost-aware Investigative: seeking out innovative solutions and applications Collaborating with various parties Combining creativity with an enterpreneurial spirit -
4:46Dutch Profiles: NL architects
Dutch Profiles: NL architectsDutch Profiles: NL architects
The visionaries that head up Amsterdam-based firm NL Architects, gained international recognition with their revolutionary use of urban spaces to create hybrid structures that turn convention on its head. Favouring pragmatism over ideology, they found meaning in the banal aspects of contemporary life. From a recyclable power plant that doubles as an urban sports facility to a supermarket and mini marina under an elevated highway, they seek out the unexplored potential of stagnating urban spaces. With practicality as a guiding principle throughout their work, NL Architects embrace the tension between the rational and the absurd, finding unexpected humour in their adherence to logic and reason. http://www.nlarchitects.nl CREDITS Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen Director: Victor Vroegindeweij Camera: Marijn Zurburg Sound: Benny Jansen Editor: Dominique Kools Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder Music/Sound Design: Pastelle Music Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix http://www.submarine.nl Commissioned by DutchDFA http://www.dutchdfa.com Like Dutch Profiles on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/dutchprofiles -
6:44Dutch Profiles: NEXT Architects
Dutch Profiles: NEXT ArchitectsDutch Profiles: NEXT Architects
The 4 partners of Next architects have always explored the boundaries of the architectural domain. At Next Architects, elaborate research is always paired with pragmatic solutions. Size is not restrictive. As their approach serves both small scale projects as well as grand urban designs. Characteristic for Next Architects is their analytic use of layers and the original ways they invent to combine different, sometimes even contradicting demands. They inventively connect separate building layers to create simple looking but complex structures. This focus on complementary contrasts turns up in their ideas on slow and fast, a dynamic concept that has always played a quintessential role in their design approach. Since 2004 Next architects has a headquarters in Beijing, China. Partner, John van de Water extends the approach of Next architects in the Chinese context of rapid urbanization. For NEXT, these Chinese conditions provide a fertile ground to experiment with Dutch Genes in Chinese Dreams. http://www.nextarchitects.com CREDITS Commissioning editor: Geert van de Wetering Line producer: Janneke van de Kerkhof Production assistant: Anjet Blinde Research: Liselotte Francken Director: Willem Baptist Camera: Dirk-Jan Kerkkamp Sound: Bram Meindersma Editor: Maurik de Ridder Color correction: Maurik de Ridder Music sound design: Pastelle Music Voice-over: Micah Westera Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix http://www.submarine.nl Commissioned by DutchDFA http://www.dutchdfa.com Like Dutch Profiles on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/dutchprofiles -
4:34Deluxe -- Dutch Architect René van Zuuk's Home | euromaxx
Deluxe -- Dutch Architect René van Zuuk's Home | euromaxxDeluxe -- Dutch Architect René van Zuuk's Home | euromaxx
René van Zuuk built a dream home for his family in Almere, just 40 minutes drive from Amsterdam. The location known as the fantasy quarter allowed him to build practically without any restrictions. -
8:08Dutch Profiles: H+N+S landscape architects
Dutch Profiles: H+N+S landscape architectsDutch Profiles: H+N+S landscape architects
As former Governmental Advisor on Landscape and one of the directors of H+N+S Landscape Architects, Dirk Sijmons explains, the Netherlands is a mostly man-made body of land. As it is surrounded for a large part by the sea, and indeed is partly situated below sea-level, water management is a big concern. Luckily, mastering complex water issues is precisely what H+N+S excels in. Currently one of their major projects is the National Park De Hoge Veluwe, a nature area spanning 55 square kilometres. The redesign is based on the idea of articulating the characteristics of the various landscapes that can be experienced there. http://www.hnsland.nl CREDITS Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen Research: Liselot Francken Director: Rob Schroder Camera: Diderik Evers Sound: Carla van der Meijs Editor/Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder Music/Sound Design: Pastelle Music Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix http://www.submarine.nl Commissioned by DutchDFA http://www.dutchdfa.com Like Dutch Profiles on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/dutchprofiles -
6:20Dutch Profiles: Soeters Van Eldonk Architects
Dutch Profiles: Soeters Van Eldonk ArchitectsDutch Profiles: Soeters Van Eldonk Architects
Sjoerd Soeters, from Soeters Van Eldonk Architects, is an architect and urban planner. Under his supervision, large-scale urban projects have been developed. Projects like the Java Island in Amsterdam and Haverleij, a complex of nine castles in Den Bosch. Critics describe Soeters' designs as populist, a notion that Soeters doesn't contradict. He prefers to build for the general public rather than for his peers. This design mentality, and his continuous revolt against modernism, have earned him a reputation as the enfant terrible of the Dutch architecture world. Soeters was asked to design a new city centre for Zaanstad, a town near Amsterdam. For this assignment he sought inspiration in the local Zaanstad architectural vernacular. http://www.soetersvaneldonk.nl CREDITS Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen Production Assistant: Liselot Francken Research: Kirsten Hannema Director: Lieza Röben Camera: Hans Bouma Sound: Dennis Kersten Editor: Niels de Roos Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder Music/Sound Design: Pastelle Music Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix http://www.submarine.nl Commissioned by DutchDFA http://www.dutchdfa.com Like Dutch Profiles on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/dutchprofiles -
3:00Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house
Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed houseDutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house
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3:13Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house
Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed houseDutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house
Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house For more Latest and Breaking News Headlines SUBSCRIBE to https://www.youtube.com/user/SuperNewsPlanet Almost every day for the past month, a crowd of curious onlookers has gathered in northern Amsterdam to gawp at three curious structures. Measuring 2.5 meters tall high and 1.7 meters wide, the large plastic blocks look like little more than oversized liquorice candy or a confusing attempt at surrealist art. Appearances can be deceiving. According to DUS Architects, the Dutch company behind the project, these innocuous black objects are stage one of what will eventually be the world's first 3D printed house. It is made using a "KamerMaker" machine, a giant, custom-made version of a desktop 3D printer that produces a material 10 times thicker than normal. The finished structure will take the shape of a 13-room canal house made from scores of separate but interlocking components (like the three currently on show). "These rooms will be structural entities on their own. We will then place them on top of each other to make a house," explained DUS Architects co-founder and director, Martine de Wit. "Originally, we had the small printers in our office and we were printing scale models with them. Then we thought why not print it (the full house) right away," she added. How does it work? The interior and exterior walls of the house are printed at the same time with spaces left in between for electric wiring and pipes. These spaces are then filled in with concrete for insulation and reinforcement. As it stands, the primary material being used is a bio-plastic made from 80% plant oil but other substances are being tested for their suitability. Between six and ten blocks are required to make one room and the entire process of printing and assembling the house is estimated to take three years. According to de Wit, the Amsterdam project is an experiment to test out the feasibility, challenges and cost implications of fashioning a house in this way. "If you print in plastic you can recycle the materials," de Wit explained. "We also see the possibility to design something, send it digitally and then print it exactly in the place that you need it rather than transporting everything to the location." On top of this, houses can be custom designed to suit individual owners tastes, moved piece by piece to a new location if required before being put together again and only the precise amount of material required would need to be used, reducing waste in the process. De Wit even sees the possibility of building furniture, arts and crafts into the blocks that make up a 3D printed home. The canal house will feature a printed block containing a staircase. But while the potential benefits of building a house in this manner may be appealing, there remain many challenges before the technology is proven effective from a structural, living and economic sense. TAGS abc breaking news, bbc, bbc football, bbc iplayer, bbc news, bbc news america, bbc persian, bbc sport, bbc weather, bbc world news, breaking celebrity news, breaking election news, breaking late news, breaking local news, breaking music news, breaking news, breaking news alerts, breaking news canada, breaking news headlines, breaking news in atlanta, breaking news in nigeria, breaking news india, breaking news pensacola florida, breaking news plane crash, breaking news story, breaking sports news, business expensive news home media world, christian world news, cnn, cnn breaking news, cnn money, cnn news, cnn news breaking news, cnn news world, detroit breaking news, global news, headline, headline news, health care technology news, hot latest global news, internet technology news, las vegas breaking news, latest breaking news, latest celebrity news, latest information technology news, latest music news, latest news, latest news headlines, latest news update, latest sports news, live breaking news, local breaking news, local news today, msn breaking news, nbc breaking news, nbc world news, news of the world, news report us world, news today news, news updated daily, solar technology news, sports news today, technology news, the latest news, today news, us news and world, us news and world report, us news and world report magazine, us news and world report web site, us news world report, world news, world news daily, world news headlines http://www.makemeitexpert.com http://www.amwaynutrilitedaily.com Application Packaging And SCCM Training http://appinfotechnology.blogspot.in/ -
9:40Dutch Profiles: Rem Koolhaas OMA
Dutch Profiles: Rem Koolhaas OMADutch Profiles: Rem Koolhaas OMA
The iconic buildings of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, OMA, and its core principles as embodied by Rem Koolhaas, have gained worldwide attention since it's foundation in 1975. The philosophy and aesthetic developed for competition submissions for and the Centre for Art and Mediatechnology in Karlsruhe, La Villette, the Jussieu campus and the Très Grande Biblioteque in Paris, garnered frenzied international attention and were finally realised in De Kunsthal in Rotterdam. Rem Koolhaas' intensive conceptual thinking about architecture and social circumstances ran simultaneously from the very early stages of his career. With a background in journalism and scriptwriting - his curiosity, research and urge to analyse are basics of his and OMA's working process. It is this approach that makes him a highly debated thinker and architect - although he staunchly refutes the label "Starchitect". This image, he feels, blinds the public to a clear view of what his and OMA's work is really about. Casa da Musica in Porto provides a valuable steppingstone for one of OMA's latest commissioned projects, the Taipei Performing Arts Centre. Treatment of form, innovative techniques, and the celebration of context are key elements of the design. Rather than relocating the roaring Shilin night market from the site of the forthcoming Taipei centre, OMA will instead build its 3 theatres above the market. The vibrant, dynamic culture of the East forms a crucial element in Koolhaas' pre-occupation with Asia. As a child he lived in Indonesia for several years. This experience is central to his current fascination with the region -- and its architecture. Koolhaas' seminal 1978 book Delirious New York, a Retroactive Manifesto, explores the Culture of Congestion in the big city. Nowadays, his focus is shifting to the wider consequences of the rapid growth of mega-cities. http://www.oma.eu CREDITS Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen Production assistance: Marah Haan Director: Hiba Vink Camera: Pierre Rezus, Jasper Wolf Sound: Benny Jansen Editor: Paul de Heer Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder Voice Over: Lotje Sodderland Music/Sound Design: Big Orange Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix http://www.submarine.nl Commissioned by DutchDFA http://www.dutchdfa.com Like Dutch Profiles on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/dutchprofiles
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archiDUTCH - how the Dutch design the cities we live in
This video is offline until it is shown at the doyoumeanarchiture.com film festival. Short documentary interviewing top Dutch architects and designers as a part of the dutchDESIGN field school 2011. More info at sfudutchdesign.ca
published: 13 May 2013 -
Creating Quality of Life: The Dutch Approach #architecture
Thinking about building? Members of the Royal Institute of Dutch Architects will help you realize your project and make your ideas become reality. Search their projects online and contact them: http://dutcharchitects.org/ Although the Netherlands is a small country, Dutch architecture has spread around the world. Dutch architects are recognised internationally for their successful approach to: Water management Affordable housing Urban planning Complex assignments They bring a wide array of skills to the job, including: Thinking out-of-the-box Pragmatic considerations in the process Cost-aware Investigative: seeking out innovative solutions and applications Collaborating with various parties Combining creativity with an enterpreneurial spirit
published: 04 Nov 2014 -
Dutch Profiles: NL architects
The visionaries that head up Amsterdam-based firm NL Architects, gained international recognition with their revolutionary use of urban spaces to create hybrid structures that turn convention on its head. Favouring pragmatism over ideology, they found meaning in the banal aspects of contemporary life. From a recyclable power plant that doubles as an urban sports facility to a supermarket and mini marina under an elevated highway, they seek out the unexplored potential of stagnating urban spaces. With practicality as a guiding principle throughout their work, NL Architects embrace the tension between the rational and the absurd, finding unexpected humour in their adherence to logic and reason. http://www.nlarchitects.nl CREDITS Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering Produ...
published: 13 Oct 2012 -
Dutch Profiles: NEXT Architects
The 4 partners of Next architects have always explored the boundaries of the architectural domain. At Next Architects, elaborate research is always paired with pragmatic solutions. Size is not restrictive. As their approach serves both small scale projects as well as grand urban designs. Characteristic for Next Architects is their analytic use of layers and the original ways they invent to combine different, sometimes even contradicting demands. They inventively connect separate building layers to create simple looking but complex structures. This focus on complementary contrasts turns up in their ideas on slow and fast, a dynamic concept that has always played a quintessential role in their design approach. Since 2004 Next architects has a headquarters in Beijing, China. Partner, John van...
published: 13 Jun 2013 -
Deluxe -- Dutch Architect René van Zuuk's Home | euromaxx
René van Zuuk built a dream home for his family in Almere, just 40 minutes drive from Amsterdam. The location known as the fantasy quarter allowed him to build practically without any restrictions.
published: 18 Aug 2011 -
Dutch Profiles: H+N+S landscape architects
As former Governmental Advisor on Landscape and one of the directors of H+N+S Landscape Architects, Dirk Sijmons explains, the Netherlands is a mostly man-made body of land. As it is surrounded for a large part by the sea, and indeed is partly situated below sea-level, water management is a big concern. Luckily, mastering complex water issues is precisely what H+N+S excels in. Currently one of their major projects is the National Park De Hoge Veluwe, a nature area spanning 55 square kilometres. The redesign is based on the idea of articulating the characteristics of the various landscapes that can be experienced there. http://www.hnsland.nl CREDITS Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen Research: Liselot Francken Director: Rob Schroder...
published: 09 Oct 2012 -
Dutch Profiles: Soeters Van Eldonk Architects
Sjoerd Soeters, from Soeters Van Eldonk Architects, is an architect and urban planner. Under his supervision, large-scale urban projects have been developed. Projects like the Java Island in Amsterdam and Haverleij, a complex of nine castles in Den Bosch. Critics describe Soeters' designs as populist, a notion that Soeters doesn't contradict. He prefers to build for the general public rather than for his peers. This design mentality, and his continuous revolt against modernism, have earned him a reputation as the enfant terrible of the Dutch architecture world. Soeters was asked to design a new city centre for Zaanstad, a town near Amsterdam. For this assignment he sought inspiration in the local Zaanstad architectural vernacular. http://www.soetersvaneldonk.nl CREDITS Commissioning ...
published: 13 Oct 2012 -
Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house
published: 15 Jul 2014 -
Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house
Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house For more Latest and Breaking News Headlines SUBSCRIBE to https://www.youtube.com/user/SuperNewsPlanet Almost every day for the past month, a crowd of curious onlookers has gathered in northern Amsterdam to gawp at three curious structures. Measuring 2.5 meters tall high and 1.7 meters wide, the large plastic blocks look like little more than oversized liquorice candy or a confusing attempt at surrealist art. Appearances can be deceiving. According to DUS Architects, the Dutch company behind the project, these innocuous black objects are stage one of what will eventually be the world's first 3D printed house. It is made using a "KamerMaker" machine, a giant, custom-made version of a desktop 3D printer that produces a material 10 time...
published: 14 Apr 2014 -
Dutch Profiles: Rem Koolhaas OMA
The iconic buildings of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, OMA, and its core principles as embodied by Rem Koolhaas, have gained worldwide attention since it's foundation in 1975. The philosophy and aesthetic developed for competition submissions for and the Centre for Art and Mediatechnology in Karlsruhe, La Villette, the Jussieu campus and the Très Grande Biblioteque in Paris, garnered frenzied international attention and were finally realised in De Kunsthal in Rotterdam. Rem Koolhaas' intensive conceptual thinking about architecture and social circumstances ran simultaneously from the very early stages of his career. With a background in journalism and scriptwriting - his curiosity, research and urge to analyse are basics of his and OMA's working process. It is this approac...
published: 13 Oct 2012
archiDUTCH - how the Dutch design the cities we live in
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This video is offline until it is shown at the doyoumeanarchiture.com film festival. Short documentary interviewing top Dutch architects and designers as a part of the dutchDESIGN field school 2011. More info at sfudutchdesign.ca
- published: 13 May 2013
- views: 11631
Creating Quality of Life: The Dutch Approach #architecture
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Thinking about building? Members of the Royal Institute of Dutch Architects will help you realize your project and make your ideas become reality. Search their ...
Thinking about building? Members of the Royal Institute of Dutch Architects will help you realize your project and make your ideas become reality. Search their projects online and contact them: http://dutcharchitects.org/
Although the Netherlands is a small country, Dutch architecture has spread around the world. Dutch architects are recognised internationally for their successful approach to:
Water management
Affordable housing
Urban planning
Complex assignments
They bring a wide array of skills to the job, including:
Thinking out-of-the-box
Pragmatic considerations in the process
Cost-aware
Investigative: seeking out innovative solutions and applications
Collaborating with various parties
Combining creativity with an enterpreneurial spirit
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Thinking about building? Members of the Royal Institute of Dutch Architects will help you realize your project and make your ideas become reality. Search their projects online and contact them: http://dutcharchitects.org/
Although the Netherlands is a small country, Dutch architecture has spread around the world. Dutch architects are recognised internationally for their successful approach to:
Water management
Affordable housing
Urban planning
Complex assignments
They bring a wide array of skills to the job, including:
Thinking out-of-the-box
Pragmatic considerations in the process
Cost-aware
Investigative: seeking out innovative solutions and applications
Collaborating with various parties
Combining creativity with an enterpreneurial spirit
- published: 04 Nov 2014
- views: 1340
Dutch Profiles: NL architects
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- Duration: 4:46
- Updated: 13 Oct 2012
- views: 3692
The visionaries that head up Amsterdam-based firm NL Architects, gained international recognition with their revolutionary use of urban spaces to create hybrid ...
The visionaries that head up Amsterdam-based firm NL Architects, gained international recognition with their revolutionary use of urban spaces to create hybrid structures that turn convention on its head.
Favouring pragmatism over ideology, they found meaning in the banal aspects of contemporary life. From a recyclable power plant that doubles as an urban sports facility to a supermarket and mini marina under an elevated highway, they seek out the unexplored potential of stagnating urban spaces.
With practicality as a guiding principle throughout their work, NL Architects embrace the tension between the rational and the absurd, finding unexpected humour in their adherence to logic and reason.
http://www.nlarchitects.nl
CREDITS
Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering
Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen
Director: Victor Vroegindeweij
Camera: Marijn Zurburg
Sound: Benny Jansen
Editor: Dominique Kools
Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder
Music/Sound Design: Pastelle Music
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
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Commissioned by DutchDFA
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The visionaries that head up Amsterdam-based firm NL Architects, gained international recognition with their revolutionary use of urban spaces to create hybrid structures that turn convention on its head.
Favouring pragmatism over ideology, they found meaning in the banal aspects of contemporary life. From a recyclable power plant that doubles as an urban sports facility to a supermarket and mini marina under an elevated highway, they seek out the unexplored potential of stagnating urban spaces.
With practicality as a guiding principle throughout their work, NL Architects embrace the tension between the rational and the absurd, finding unexpected humour in their adherence to logic and reason.
http://www.nlarchitects.nl
CREDITS
Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering
Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen
Director: Victor Vroegindeweij
Camera: Marijn Zurburg
Sound: Benny Jansen
Editor: Dominique Kools
Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder
Music/Sound Design: Pastelle Music
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
http://www.submarine.nl
Commissioned by DutchDFA
http://www.dutchdfa.com
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- published: 13 Oct 2012
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Dutch Profiles: NEXT Architects
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- Duration: 6:44
- Updated: 13 Jun 2013
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The 4 partners of Next architects have always explored the boundaries of the architectural domain. At Next Architects, elaborate research is always paired with ...
The 4 partners of Next architects have always explored the boundaries of the architectural domain. At Next Architects, elaborate research is always paired with pragmatic solutions. Size is not restrictive. As their approach serves both small scale projects as well as grand urban designs.
Characteristic for Next Architects is their analytic use of layers and the original ways they invent to combine different, sometimes even contradicting demands. They inventively connect separate building layers to create simple looking but complex structures.
This focus on complementary contrasts turns up in their ideas on slow and fast, a dynamic concept that has always played a quintessential role in their design approach.
Since 2004 Next architects has a headquarters in Beijing, China. Partner, John van de Water extends the approach of Next architects in the Chinese context of rapid urbanization. For NEXT, these Chinese conditions provide a fertile ground to experiment with Dutch Genes in Chinese Dreams.
http://www.nextarchitects.com
CREDITS
Commissioning editor: Geert van de Wetering
Line producer: Janneke van de Kerkhof
Production assistant: Anjet Blinde
Research: Liselotte Francken
Director: Willem Baptist
Camera: Dirk-Jan Kerkkamp
Sound: Bram Meindersma
Editor: Maurik de Ridder
Color correction: Maurik de Ridder
Music sound design: Pastelle Music
Voice-over: Micah Westera
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
http://www.submarine.nl
Commissioned by DutchDFA
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The 4 partners of Next architects have always explored the boundaries of the architectural domain. At Next Architects, elaborate research is always paired with pragmatic solutions. Size is not restrictive. As their approach serves both small scale projects as well as grand urban designs.
Characteristic for Next Architects is their analytic use of layers and the original ways they invent to combine different, sometimes even contradicting demands. They inventively connect separate building layers to create simple looking but complex structures.
This focus on complementary contrasts turns up in their ideas on slow and fast, a dynamic concept that has always played a quintessential role in their design approach.
Since 2004 Next architects has a headquarters in Beijing, China. Partner, John van de Water extends the approach of Next architects in the Chinese context of rapid urbanization. For NEXT, these Chinese conditions provide a fertile ground to experiment with Dutch Genes in Chinese Dreams.
http://www.nextarchitects.com
CREDITS
Commissioning editor: Geert van de Wetering
Line producer: Janneke van de Kerkhof
Production assistant: Anjet Blinde
Research: Liselotte Francken
Director: Willem Baptist
Camera: Dirk-Jan Kerkkamp
Sound: Bram Meindersma
Editor: Maurik de Ridder
Color correction: Maurik de Ridder
Music sound design: Pastelle Music
Voice-over: Micah Westera
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
http://www.submarine.nl
Commissioned by DutchDFA
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- published: 13 Jun 2013
- views: 1835
Deluxe -- Dutch Architect René van Zuuk's Home | euromaxx
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René van Zuuk built a dream home for his family in Almere, just 40 minutes drive from Amsterdam. The location known as the fantasy quarter allowed him to build ...
René van Zuuk built a dream home for his family in Almere, just 40 minutes drive from Amsterdam. The location known as the fantasy quarter allowed him to build practically without any restrictions.
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René van Zuuk built a dream home for his family in Almere, just 40 minutes drive from Amsterdam. The location known as the fantasy quarter allowed him to build practically without any restrictions.
- published: 18 Aug 2011
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Dutch Profiles: H+N+S landscape architects
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- Updated: 09 Oct 2012
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As former Governmental Advisor on Landscape and one of the directors of H+N+S Landscape Architects, Dirk Sijmons explains, the Netherlands is a mostly man-made ...
As former Governmental Advisor on Landscape and one of the directors of H+N+S Landscape Architects, Dirk Sijmons explains, the Netherlands is a mostly man-made body of land. As it is surrounded for a large part by the sea, and indeed is partly situated below sea-level, water management is a big concern. Luckily, mastering complex water issues is precisely what H+N+S excels in.
Currently one of their major projects is the National Park De Hoge Veluwe, a nature area spanning 55 square kilometres. The redesign is based on the idea of articulating the characteristics of the various landscapes that can be experienced there.
http://www.hnsland.nl
CREDITS
Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering
Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen
Research: Liselot Francken
Director: Rob Schroder
Camera: Diderik Evers
Sound: Carla van der Meijs
Editor/Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder
Music/Sound Design: Pastelle Music
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
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Commissioned by DutchDFA
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As former Governmental Advisor on Landscape and one of the directors of H+N+S Landscape Architects, Dirk Sijmons explains, the Netherlands is a mostly man-made body of land. As it is surrounded for a large part by the sea, and indeed is partly situated below sea-level, water management is a big concern. Luckily, mastering complex water issues is precisely what H+N+S excels in.
Currently one of their major projects is the National Park De Hoge Veluwe, a nature area spanning 55 square kilometres. The redesign is based on the idea of articulating the characteristics of the various landscapes that can be experienced there.
http://www.hnsland.nl
CREDITS
Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering
Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen
Research: Liselot Francken
Director: Rob Schroder
Camera: Diderik Evers
Sound: Carla van der Meijs
Editor/Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder
Music/Sound Design: Pastelle Music
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
http://www.submarine.nl
Commissioned by DutchDFA
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- published: 09 Oct 2012
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Dutch Profiles: Soeters Van Eldonk Architects
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Sjoerd Soeters, from Soeters Van Eldonk Architects, is an architect and urban planner. Under his supervision, large-scale urban projects have been developed. Pr...
Sjoerd Soeters, from Soeters Van Eldonk Architects, is an architect and urban planner. Under his supervision, large-scale urban projects have been developed. Projects like the Java Island in Amsterdam and Haverleij, a complex of nine castles in Den Bosch.
Critics describe Soeters' designs as populist, a notion that Soeters doesn't contradict. He prefers to build for the general public rather than for his peers. This design mentality, and his continuous revolt against modernism, have earned him a reputation as the enfant terrible of the Dutch architecture world.
Soeters was asked to design a new city centre for Zaanstad, a town near Amsterdam. For this assignment he sought inspiration in the local Zaanstad architectural vernacular.
http://www.soetersvaneldonk.nl
CREDITS
Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering
Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen
Production Assistant: Liselot Francken
Research: Kirsten Hannema
Director: Lieza Röben
Camera: Hans Bouma
Sound: Dennis Kersten
Editor: Niels de Roos
Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder
Music/Sound Design: Pastelle Music
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
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Commissioned by DutchDFA
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Sjoerd Soeters, from Soeters Van Eldonk Architects, is an architect and urban planner. Under his supervision, large-scale urban projects have been developed. Projects like the Java Island in Amsterdam and Haverleij, a complex of nine castles in Den Bosch.
Critics describe Soeters' designs as populist, a notion that Soeters doesn't contradict. He prefers to build for the general public rather than for his peers. This design mentality, and his continuous revolt against modernism, have earned him a reputation as the enfant terrible of the Dutch architecture world.
Soeters was asked to design a new city centre for Zaanstad, a town near Amsterdam. For this assignment he sought inspiration in the local Zaanstad architectural vernacular.
http://www.soetersvaneldonk.nl
CREDITS
Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering
Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen
Production Assistant: Liselot Francken
Research: Kirsten Hannema
Director: Lieza Röben
Camera: Hans Bouma
Sound: Dennis Kersten
Editor: Niels de Roos
Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder
Music/Sound Design: Pastelle Music
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
http://www.submarine.nl
Commissioned by DutchDFA
http://www.dutchdfa.com
Like Dutch Profiles on Facebook
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- published: 13 Oct 2012
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Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house
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- published: 15 Jul 2014
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Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house
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Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house
For more Latest and Breaking News Headlines
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...
Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house
For more Latest and Breaking News Headlines
SUBSCRIBE to https://www.youtube.com/user/SuperNewsPlanet
Almost every day for the past month, a crowd of curious onlookers has gathered in northern Amsterdam to gawp at three curious structures.
Measuring 2.5 meters tall high and 1.7 meters wide, the large plastic blocks look like little more than oversized liquorice candy or a confusing attempt at surrealist art.
Appearances can be deceiving.
According to DUS Architects, the Dutch company behind the project, these innocuous black objects are stage one of what will eventually be the world's first 3D printed house.
It is made using a "KamerMaker" machine, a giant, custom-made version of a desktop 3D printer that produces a material 10 times thicker than normal.
The finished structure will take the shape of a 13-room canal house made from scores of separate but interlocking components (like the three currently on show).
"These rooms will be structural entities on their own. We will then place them on top of each other to make a house," explained DUS Architects co-founder and director, Martine de Wit.
"Originally, we had the small printers in our office and we were printing scale models with them. Then we thought why not print it (the full house) right away," she added.
How does it work?
The interior and exterior walls of the house are printed at the same time with spaces left in between for electric wiring and pipes. These spaces are then filled in with concrete for insulation and reinforcement.
As it stands, the primary material being used is a bio-plastic made from 80% plant oil but other substances are being tested for their suitability.
Between six and ten blocks are required to make one room and the entire process of printing and assembling the house is estimated to take three years. According to de Wit, the Amsterdam project is an experiment to test out the feasibility, challenges and cost implications of fashioning a house in this way.
"If you print in plastic you can recycle the materials," de Wit explained. "We also see the possibility to design something, send it digitally and then print it exactly in the place that you need it rather than transporting everything to the location."
On top of this, houses can be custom designed to suit individual owners tastes, moved piece by piece to a new location if required before being put together again and only the precise amount of material required would need to be used, reducing waste in the process.
De Wit even sees the possibility of building furniture, arts and crafts into the blocks that make up a 3D printed home. The canal house will feature a printed block containing a staircase.
But while the potential benefits of building a house in this manner may be appealing, there remain many challenges before the technology is proven effective from a structural, living and economic sense.
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Almost every day for the past month, a crowd of curious onlookers has gathered in northern Amsterdam to gawp at three curious structures.
Measuring 2.5 meters tall high and 1.7 meters wide, the large plastic blocks look like little more than oversized liquorice candy or a confusing attempt at surrealist art.
Appearances can be deceiving.
According to DUS Architects, the Dutch company behind the project, these innocuous black objects are stage one of what will eventually be the world's first 3D printed house.
It is made using a "KamerMaker" machine, a giant, custom-made version of a desktop 3D printer that produces a material 10 times thicker than normal.
The finished structure will take the shape of a 13-room canal house made from scores of separate but interlocking components (like the three currently on show).
"These rooms will be structural entities on their own. We will then place them on top of each other to make a house," explained DUS Architects co-founder and director, Martine de Wit.
"Originally, we had the small printers in our office and we were printing scale models with them. Then we thought why not print it (the full house) right away," she added.
How does it work?
The interior and exterior walls of the house are printed at the same time with spaces left in between for electric wiring and pipes. These spaces are then filled in with concrete for insulation and reinforcement.
As it stands, the primary material being used is a bio-plastic made from 80% plant oil but other substances are being tested for their suitability.
Between six and ten blocks are required to make one room and the entire process of printing and assembling the house is estimated to take three years. According to de Wit, the Amsterdam project is an experiment to test out the feasibility, challenges and cost implications of fashioning a house in this way.
"If you print in plastic you can recycle the materials," de Wit explained. "We also see the possibility to design something, send it digitally and then print it exactly in the place that you need it rather than transporting everything to the location."
On top of this, houses can be custom designed to suit individual owners tastes, moved piece by piece to a new location if required before being put together again and only the precise amount of material required would need to be used, reducing waste in the process.
De Wit even sees the possibility of building furniture, arts and crafts into the blocks that make up a 3D printed home. The canal house will feature a printed block containing a staircase.
But while the potential benefits of building a house in this manner may be appealing, there remain many challenges before the technology is proven effective from a structural, living and economic sense.
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Dutch Profiles: Rem Koolhaas OMA
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- Updated: 13 Oct 2012
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The iconic buildings of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, OMA, and its core principles as embodied by Rem Koolhaas, have gained worldwide attention sinc...
The iconic buildings of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, OMA, and its core principles as embodied by Rem Koolhaas, have gained worldwide attention since it's foundation in 1975.
The philosophy and aesthetic developed for competition submissions for and the Centre for Art and Mediatechnology in Karlsruhe, La Villette, the Jussieu campus and the Très Grande Biblioteque in Paris, garnered frenzied international attention and were finally realised in De Kunsthal in Rotterdam.
Rem Koolhaas' intensive conceptual thinking about architecture and social circumstances ran simultaneously from the very early stages of his career. With a background in journalism and scriptwriting - his curiosity, research and urge to analyse are basics of his and OMA's working process.
It is this approach that makes him a highly debated thinker and architect - although he staunchly refutes the label "Starchitect". This image, he feels, blinds the public to a clear view of what his and OMA's work is really about.
Casa da Musica in Porto provides a valuable steppingstone for one of OMA's latest commissioned projects, the Taipei Performing Arts Centre. Treatment of form, innovative techniques, and the celebration of context are key elements of the design. Rather than relocating the roaring Shilin night market from the site of the forthcoming Taipei centre, OMA will instead build its 3 theatres above the market.
The vibrant, dynamic culture of the East forms a crucial element in Koolhaas' pre-occupation with Asia. As a child he lived in Indonesia for several years. This experience is central to his current fascination with the region -- and its architecture.
Koolhaas' seminal 1978 book Delirious New York, a Retroactive Manifesto, explores the Culture of Congestion in the big city. Nowadays, his focus is shifting to the wider consequences of the rapid growth of mega-cities.
http://www.oma.eu
CREDITS
Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering
Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen
Production assistance: Marah Haan
Director: Hiba Vink
Camera: Pierre Rezus, Jasper Wolf
Sound: Benny Jansen
Editor: Paul de Heer
Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder
Voice Over: Lotje Sodderland
Music/Sound Design: Big Orange
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
http://www.submarine.nl
Commissioned by DutchDFA
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The iconic buildings of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, OMA, and its core principles as embodied by Rem Koolhaas, have gained worldwide attention since it's foundation in 1975.
The philosophy and aesthetic developed for competition submissions for and the Centre for Art and Mediatechnology in Karlsruhe, La Villette, the Jussieu campus and the Très Grande Biblioteque in Paris, garnered frenzied international attention and were finally realised in De Kunsthal in Rotterdam.
Rem Koolhaas' intensive conceptual thinking about architecture and social circumstances ran simultaneously from the very early stages of his career. With a background in journalism and scriptwriting - his curiosity, research and urge to analyse are basics of his and OMA's working process.
It is this approach that makes him a highly debated thinker and architect - although he staunchly refutes the label "Starchitect". This image, he feels, blinds the public to a clear view of what his and OMA's work is really about.
Casa da Musica in Porto provides a valuable steppingstone for one of OMA's latest commissioned projects, the Taipei Performing Arts Centre. Treatment of form, innovative techniques, and the celebration of context are key elements of the design. Rather than relocating the roaring Shilin night market from the site of the forthcoming Taipei centre, OMA will instead build its 3 theatres above the market.
The vibrant, dynamic culture of the East forms a crucial element in Koolhaas' pre-occupation with Asia. As a child he lived in Indonesia for several years. This experience is central to his current fascination with the region -- and its architecture.
Koolhaas' seminal 1978 book Delirious New York, a Retroactive Manifesto, explores the Culture of Congestion in the big city. Nowadays, his focus is shifting to the wider consequences of the rapid growth of mega-cities.
http://www.oma.eu
CREDITS
Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering
Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen
Production assistance: Marah Haan
Director: Hiba Vink
Camera: Pierre Rezus, Jasper Wolf
Sound: Benny Jansen
Editor: Paul de Heer
Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder
Voice Over: Lotje Sodderland
Music/Sound Design: Big Orange
Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix
http://www.submarine.nl
Commissioned by DutchDFA
http://www.dutchdfa.com
Like Dutch Profiles on Facebook
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- published: 13 Oct 2012
- views: 28483
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archiDUTCH - how the Dutch design the cities we live in
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Creating Quality of Life: The Dutch Approach #architecture
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Creating Quality of Life: The Dutch Approach #architecture
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Dutch Profiles: NL architects
The visionaries that head up Amsterdam-based firm NL Architects, gained international reco...
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Dutch Profiles: NEXT Architects
The 4 partners of Next architects have always explored the boundaries of the architectural...
published: 13 Jun 2013
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Deluxe -- Dutch Architect René van Zuuk's Home | euromaxx
René van Zuuk built a dream home for his family in Almere, just 40 minutes drive from Amst...
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Dutch Profiles: H+N+S landscape architects
As former Governmental Advisor on Landscape and one of the directors of H+N+S Landscape Ar...
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Dutch Profiles: Soeters Van Eldonk Architects
Sjoerd Soeters, from Soeters Van Eldonk Architects, is an architect and urban planner. Und...
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Dutch architects to build world's first 3D printed house
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Dutch Profiles: Rem Koolhaas OMA
The iconic buildings of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, OMA, and its core princi...
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President-Elect Trump To Be Unelected On Dec. 19th If Democrats Have Their Way
Edit WorldNews.com 14 Nov 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingIt’s often said the 2016 presidential election was unlike any other, starting with a barrier-breaking gender but corrupt candidate, and a political outsider who displayed lewd and vulgar behavior. But since power is never seized with the intentions of relinquishing it, don’t be surprised if on Dec. 19th the election gets even more outrageous when electors cast their votes....
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Horrific crash kills Yu Xu, 1st woman to fly China's J-10 fighter
Edit The Oklahoman 14 Nov 2016
One of China's first female fighter pilots and a member of the country's air force aerobatics team was killed in a training accident over the weekend, according to Chinese state-run media. Capt. Yu Xu, 30, died Saturday during a routine training flight with the aerobatics team, according to the reports ... After the ejection, the wing of another plane hit Yu, killing her, according to a report from China Daily ... Yu ... Yu saluted as a hero ... ....
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Trump wants to deport three million people
Edit Independent online (SA) 14 Nov 2016
Donald Trump says he will deport two to three million undocumented immigrants “immediately” upon taking office ... ....
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Why the supermoon on November 14 is special?
Edit The Times of India 14 Nov 2016
You will not see the moon this big till the next 18 years. Stay updated on the go with Times of India News App....
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A Second Powerful Earthquake Has Hit New Zealand’s South Island
Edit Time Magazine 14 Nov 2016
A new, powerful tremor has taken place in New Zealand just hours after a massive earthquake hit the same area, at one point triggering tsunami warnings in parts of the country. The BBC reports that the second quake happened northeast of Christchurch, on the South Island, at a depth of 10 kilometers. The tremor came at around 1.45 p.m ... There have been multiple strong aftershocks following the midnight quake, according to the report ... ....
Bar set high environmentally for new Pikes Peak Summit House
Edit Colorado Springs Gazette 14 Nov 2016
The new Summit House is for the birds ... Protection of migrating fowl is only one of many odd details to master as architects and builders prepare to create a visitors center at elevation 14,115 feet. Birds migrate across the top of Pikes Peak, and architects shuddered at the prospect of people taking in the sweeping view only to have a bird splat into the window ... Coppedge, principal of RTA Architects in Colorado Springs ... ....
Dutch government warns of risks from returning jihadis
Edit Yahoo Daily News 14 Nov 2016
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — The Dutch counterterrorism coordinator warned Monday that if the Islamic State group's self-declared caliphate collapses it could trigger an increase in jihadi fighters returning home and compound the threat of an extremist attack in the Netherlands ... But the Dutch government warned that both IS and al-Qaida have a presence here....
Monday interview: Adam McGhee of architect Sheppard Robson
Edit Scotsman 14 Nov 2016
For the most part, architects are very sociable people ... Though working in “close proximity” to the construction sector, which is suffering in the wake of the Brexit vote, Adam McGhee of architects Sheppard Robson says the Glasgow office where he is based is “cautiously optimistic” ... Founded in 1938, Sheppard Robson employs about 200 architects across its London HQ, offices in Manchester and Glasgow, and a small offshoot Abu Dhabi....
Entries shortlisted for Wester Ross Visitor Information Shelters (Highland Council)
Edit Public Technologies 14 Nov 2016
(Source. Highland Council) ... The competition attracted the attention of architects from across the world and there were 66 concept design submissions received last week ... The three shortlisted architects are James Barnfield from Hilton Barnfield Architects, Calum Duncan from Calum Duncan Architects and Mike Hyatt from Mike Hyatt Landscape Architects. Achnasheen design proposal by James Barnfield ... Lochcarron design proposal by Mike Hyatt....
A happy coincidence leads a family to an architect with uncanny ties to the home's original designer
Edit The Miami Herald 14 Nov 2016
MOUNT VERNON, Wash ... Exhibit A (for Ack!) ... It was designed by noted Northwest architect Henry Klein in 1954, and only one family had lived there since its completion ... We need an architect ... HKP Architects ... "This weird thing! The one architect we knew, and (her firm) had the original plans!" ... And then, with Blazek and HKP Architects project architect Russ Weiser on board, all that happy happenstance kicked into purposeful action....
Trump’s victory could hurt Royal Dutch Shell plc’s future
Edit The Motley Fool 14 Nov 2016
More reading BP plc and Royal Dutch Shell plc may never be this cheap again This bad news should encourage you to avoid Tesco plc and Royal Dutch Shell plc! BP plc and Royal Dutch Shell plc aren’t out of the woods just yet Should investors buy Royal Dutch Shell plc after its profit-beating update? Should you buy Royal Dutch Shell plc and BP plc ahead of Super Tuesday?. Peter Stephens owns shares of Royal Dutch Shell B....
United flop Memphis Depay saves Dutch blushes
Edit The Times of India 14 Nov 2016
On an evening when Europe's minnows came close - but ultimately fell short - of springing some major upsets, Depay gave United manager Jose Mourinho a reminder of his worth just as the Dutch were sliding to an embarrassing draw ... Arjen Robben had a chance after a quarter of an hour for the Dutch, but should have done better than firing at Ralph Schon in the Luxembourg goal, as the Dutch tightened the screw....
Government delegation to visit Indonesia and Singapore (Prime Minister, Minister of General Affairs of the Netherlands)
Edit Public Technologies 14 Nov 2016
They will be accompanied by a delegation representing 110 Dutch companies and knowledge institutions operating in the sectors of water & maritime, climate & waste management, life sciences & health, and horticulture & source materials, led by Hans de Boer, chair of the Netherlands Confederation of Industry and Employers (VNO-NCW) ... He will focus on Dutch startups in fintech and the circular economy ... Meeting with the Dutch community....
Government delegation to visit Indonesia and Singapore (Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations of the Netherlands)
Edit Public Technologies 14 Nov 2016
They will be accompanied by a delegation representing 110 Dutch companies and knowledge institutions operating in the sectors of water & maritime, climate & waste management, life sciences & health, and horticulture & source materials, led by Hans de Boer, chair of the Netherlands Confederation of Industry and Employers (VNO-NCW) ... He will focus on Dutch startups in fintech and the circular economy ... Meeting with the Dutch community....
Cities need design-literate people at the helm, not just politicians and lawyers
Edit The Times of India 14 Nov 2016
The 82-year-old architect tells Sunday Times why some buildings need to be preserved and how smart design can help decongest cities ... The credit for erecting these buildings goes as much to them as to the engineers and architects ... Even in smaller countries like Iran, Nepal and Bangladesh, it is common to see qualified architects appointed as ministers of public works....
Ballymena HCC wins two more prestigious awards at the BBH and GIA Awards 2016 (Waterman Group plc)
Edit Public Technologies 14 Nov 2016
Within 48 hours after this exciting award win, the project was once again crowned at the Glasgow Institute of Architects Awards 2016 as 'Best Healthcare Project' by Keppie Design and Hoskins Architects ... civil and structural engineering design within a full BIM environment, working collaboratively with the Architects and Building Services Engineers....
Paul Verhoeven talks 'Elle' and why he fled to Hollywood
Edit Screen Daily 14 Nov 2016
Dutch director Paul Verhoeven describes how it feels to represent France for the foreign-language Oscar with his latest feature, Elle. How does it feel as a Dutch director best known for Hollywood movies to be flying the flag for France in the foreign-language Oscar race? “It feels funny,” reflects Paul Verhoeven ... “They [the Dutch] have always been extremely ambiguous in their appreciation for me....
Daesh Collapse May Pose Threat to Dutch Security as Jihadists Will Return Home
Edit Sputnik 14 Nov 2016
A military defeat of the Daesh in Syria and Iraq would cause the return of many Dutch jihadists back to the Netherlands which can pose a real threat to the country's security, the Dutch Ministry of Security and Justice's National Coordinator for Security and Counterterrorism said in a report on Monday ... ....
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