MVRDV have designed a temporary scaffolding structure, The Stairs to Kriterion in Rotterdam. The arrival of The Stairs, a month long temporary installation celebrating 75 years of reconstruction in Rotterdam, follows the city’s tradition of celebrating reconstruction. The scaffolding structure, assembled by Dutch Steigers, will take visitors 29 metres up to the roof top of […]
Zecc Architecten have transformed an old Catholic church in a bright house in Utrech, Netherlands. Description by Zecc: The old Catholic St.-Jakobus Church is transformed into a spacious house. The church stands inconspicuously in a street facade at the Bemuurde Weerd in Utrecht city. Since 1991 there were no longer divine services in the church
In close cooperation with artist Casper Faassen, Jeroen van Zwetselaar designed a new family house for this artistic Leidenaar. The house is an spacious semidetached house from the thirties and now could use a lot of light, sphere and open spaces. Jeroen and Casper are both working with a combination of old and new, in
Cuyperspassage is the name of the new tunnel at Amsterdam Central Station that connects the city and the waters of the IJ-river. Since the end of 2015 it has been used by large numbers of cyclists, some 15,000 daily, and pedestrians 24 hours a day. This ‘slow traffic corridor’ was exactly what many users of
Dutch studio Concrete has recently completed the Amsterdam based restaurant Happyhappyjoyjoy, a cheerful collection of colors and typical Asian flavors. The turbulent streets, rich flavors and bright colors of Asia, typical for cities like Bangkok, Saigon and Hong Kong, come together in Amsterdam. This playful design, organized eclectic chaos is inspired by the typical Asian
Jvantspijker Architects have redesigned the main space of an old steam factory in the Delfshaven neighborhood of Rotterdam, to become an open loft office.
The Society of British and International Design declared Tinker imagineers from Utrecht the overall winner of the SBID International Design Excellence Awards 2015 on account of its experience design for the Juliana Children’s Hospital.
The W.I.N.D. House in the north of Holland incorporates both integrated sustainable solutions and home automation, whilst enabling a flexible use of space.
