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1 Neder Landen Projects 34 Created 04-Oct-17 By philip stessens, brussels, Belgium Chasse Park Apartments Breda, Xaveer De Geyter s housing Carré Villa VPRO University Library UBU Basket Bar Rietveld Schröderhuis Minnaert Educatorium Institute for Sound and Vision 7 8 villas Las Palmas 14 Van Nelle factory 15 Dynamo Hall 16 Kunsthal 17 Rotterdam, OMA - Rem Koolhaas exposition space 8 Erasmus Bridge 18 Rotterdam, UNStudio bridge 9 Sonneveld House 19 Rotterdam, JA Brinkman museum, private house 10 Library Delft University of Technology 20 Delft, Mecanoo library 11 Hilversum, Neutelings Riedijk archive, exposition space, museum Delft, DP6 architectuurstudio renovation, office Utrecht, OMA - Rem Koolhaas auditorium, university 6 Utrecht, Neutelings Riedijk university 13 Rotterdam, JA Brinkman factory, office Utrecht, Gerrit Rietveld private house 5 Utrecht, NL s square, sport, shop, bar Cube Housing Rotterdam, Benthem Crouwel Architekten apartment, culture, exposition space Utrecht, Wiel Arets s library 4 Hilversum, MVRDV office, recording studio Rotterdam, Piet Blom dwellings, housing, promenade Breda, OMA - Rem Koolhaas housing 3 Parkrand 21 Amsterdam, MVRDV housing, kindergarten 12 Amsterdam, Bosch s dwellings, private house Waterwijk Ypenburg 22 Den Haag, MVRDV housing, urban plan 1

2 BK City Faculty of ure Delft, Fokkema & Partners en library, renovation, university IJburg Silodam Energy-neutral Community School Houthavens De Citadel The Why Factory (T?F) 30 De Rotterdam 31 Market Hall 32 Rotterdam, MVRDV housing, market, restaurant, underground parking 26 Student Dwellings 33 Leiden, KAAN en student housing 27 Energiehuis 34 Dordrecht, TenBrasWestinga culture 28 Vijfhuizen, S333 housing, social housing 25 Almere, Christian de Portzamparc commercial space, housing Bloembollenhof cepezed office Rotterdam, OMA - Rem Koolhaas Amsterdam, Marlies Rohmer primary school 24 Amsterdam, MVRDV housing Delft, cepezed architects office Amsterdam, Project Bureau IJburg urban plan 23 Luchtsingel 35 Rotterdam, ZUS (Zones Urbaines Sensibles) bridge, park, passage 29 Delft, MVRDV university Kasbah 36 Hengelo, Piet Blom dwellings, housing 2

3 photo: Maarten Scheurwater photo: Maarten Scheurwater Chasse Park Apartments Nonnenveld HN Breda Situated on a former military base, next to the city centre, the Chasse Park Apartments is a series of towers that accentuate views and open space through their orientation on the site and unique elevations The towers seem to be placed at random on the site Because of the high density towers, the originally green and open area can remain relatively open The in-between space gets an important glue-like character: all different architecture is connected through the outside public area Not one apartment has its own garden, but in this plan, each has a veranda, and guaranteed sunlight, because of the centrally placed inner core with services The public park functions as a collective garden Underneath the whole project is ample parking This campus set-up has proven to be a successful concept, created by the Office for Metropolitan ure (OMA), the landscape was done by West 8 Project is not public! 2001 Main designer, Landscape architect Xaveer De Geyter s West 8 City of Breda Maarten_Scheurwater photo: Maarten Scheurwater Busses 10, 6 and 132 pass the Chassé campus The terrain is south of the city centre, about 15 min walking from the Central Train Station 3

4 photo: Maarten Scheurwater Carré Nonnenveld HN Breda This courtyard housing block clad in wood veneer is placed on the Chassé campus, a former military base at the south of the city centre The compact block sits on a pedestal containing parking garage and circulation is arranged by three staircases and elevator tracts which can be reached through the courtyard The 10 storey high building contains over 144 rental and owner-occupied houses of different types All the apartments have balconies, which have custom made sun shading elements made off expanded aluminum sheet, framed in aluminum profiles West 8 designed the courtyard and Inside Outside developed the landscape OMA was also the mastermind behind the urban plan of this successful campus concept Project is not public! m² Main designer, Landscape architect Landscape architect OMA - Rem Koolhaas Inside Outside West 8 Chassé CV Proper Stok Woningen Maarten_Scheurwater photo: Maarten Scheurwater Busses 10, 6 and 132 pass the Chassé campus The terrain is south of the city centre, about 15 min walking from the Central Train Station 4

5 photo: VPRO Villa VPRO Sumatralaan GP Hilversum The VPRO is a public broadcasting corporation and operates in various media, producing radio and television programmes, filling digital theme channels, operating an innovative website, publishing a programme guide and organising cultural activities The VPRO has a rather special position within the broadcasting system: Enthusiasm, curiosity and quality has more value than ratings The VPRO takes its public task seriously but with slight stubbornness, purposefully choosing those programmes and topics that the other broadcasting companies pass over It aims to surprise, inspire awe, enrage and inform, as well as touch people, make them think, laugh and put things into perspective It provides the opportunity to explore, but also to see the world around them, the VPRO is in continuous dialogue with its articulate and critical target group This pioneering and spirit manifests itself in more than just the programming; the Villa VPRO is a physical embodiment of all the above elements photo: Bjorn Utpott m² Structural engineer Structural engineer MVRDV Arup Pieters Bouwtechniek VPRO MI_MOA 5

6 photo: Naomi Schiphorst photo: Naomi Schiphorst University Library UBU Heidelberglaan CS Utrecht This black box is both praised and hated Let s hear the architect: It is a place where people can work in a concentrated fashion, but also one where they can meet others without the need of any other stimulation except the atmosphere that the building radiates The book depots divide the space into zones interconnected by stairs and slopes All in black figured concrete on which a partly double-glazed facade to which a silk-screened figurative pattern has been applied in order to let natural light in Based on the idea that silent communication is important in a building where there is hardly any talking, the atmosphere had emphasis on creating a sense of security That was essential for choosing a black interior A light, shiny floor provides enough reflection to illuminate the books and white tables make it possible to read The bar, lounge, reception, auditorium, desks, are all fitted with red rubber, thereby breaking down the mono-functionality of the library program m² Wiel Arets s Universiteit van Utrecht Naomi photo: Naomi Schiphorst mo-fr: sa: su: From Utrecht Central Station take bus 11 or 12 towards "De Uithof", the university campus 6

7 photo: Naomi Schiphorst photo: Naomi Schiphorst Basket Bar Genevelaan CC Utrecht The Utrecht University Campus, according to its best tradition, gives birth to another provocative and irreverent building: the BasketBar, which consists of a flat basket ground over a grand café room, as 15 x 15 meters flat extension of the previous bookstore, just on the back of the OMA's Educatorium In the early 90's, OMA prepared the master plan for the renewed University Campus, which encompasses a lot of Dutch Second Modernity's exemplary buildings such as Mecanoo's Faculty of Economics and Management, Neutelings Riedijk's Minnaert Building, UN Studio's NMR Laboratory and OMA's Educatorium All these buildings are spread on a large site called De Uithof at the edge of the city, hosting about among staff and students The BasketBar, together with the Educatorium, represented the only extensive meeting place for all this population, until the large black library was built photo: Naomi Schiphorst m² NL s Universiteit van Utrecht Naomi Mo - Fri from 10:30 till late Weekends are for arranged groups 7

8 photo: Ernst Moritz photo: Dirk Verwoerd Rietveld Schröderhuis Prins Hendriklaan Utrecht A visit to the Rietveld Schröder House remains a fascinating experience This house is the only building ever realized on the basis of the architectural principles of De Stijl Typical features are the use of the Stijl colours red, blue and yellow, in combination with white, grey and black, the relation between interior and exterior and the unity between the free-standing pieces of furniture and the fitted parts of the interior According to Rietveld and Schröder one had to have an active attitude to life For them too living in a home is a conscious act The furnishing of the house reflects this conviction The occupant has to perform a transaction for every activity: the bathroom is created by opening out a wall, while the sleeping areas could be screened off with sliding walls, and privacy was obtained by placing shutters in front of the windows The house is literally a machine for living in photo: Jannes Linders 1924 Gerrit Rietveld Truus Schröder MI_MOA On Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday you can visit the Rietveld Schröderhuis The house can only be visited with a tour of max 10 people You can reserve a place in the tour by sending an to rhreserveringen[at]centraalmuseumnl There is a special Rietveld bus that leaves from the Centraal Museum at 1145, 1245, 1345 and 1445 hr It takes you to all Rietveld-designs and back to the Centraal Museum (address: Nicolaaskerkhof 10, Utrecht) 8

9 photo: Naomi Schiphorst photo: Bjorn Utpott Minnaert Leuvenlaan CE Utrecht All circulation space of this central university building has been concentrated in one big hall on the "piano nobile" of the building It constitutes the communal gathering place and living room for all staff and students in this part of the campus and gives access to the restaurant, the study centre and the laboratories In the middle the hall has a large pond of 10 x 50 metres that collects the rainwater and is used as a cooling device for the building This hall is actually outside The facade of the building is clad with undulating sprayed concrete of pigmented red earth color The Minnaert Building is part of the Faculties of Geosciences, Physiscs and Astronomy Hence the brown earthy colors on the outside, and the cave-like feeling that arouses in the central hall Profdr Marcel Gilles Jozef Minnaert (Brugge, 1893) was astronomic and chemo-physicist photo: Bjorn Utpott m² Interior architect, Contractor Structural engineer Neutelings Riedijk MI_MOA JP van Eesteren ABT Universiteit van Utrecht To get to and around the University campus, you can take bus city lines number 11 and 12 from Utrecht Central Station 9

10 photo: Piotr Krajewski photo: Viktor Ramos Educatorium Leuvenlaan CE Utrecht Situated in the centre of the University Campus the Uithof, just outside the centre of Utrecht, this building is most famous for its use of concrete The concrete construction of the building folds and forms the floor, wall and ceiling in one curved motion In the ceiling, steel reinforcement bars emerge from the exposed concrete slab Steel and concrete dissociate allowing each material to work at optimum efficiency: the 20cm thick concrete slab is made to span 21 metres "Composed of two planes which fold to accommodate a range of distinct programs including an outdoor plaza, two lecture halls, cafeteria and a testing facility Planes interlock to create a single trajectory in which the entire university experience socialization, learning, examination is encapsulated" Bad detailing or lack of proper maintenance has caused the facade to look old and worn out, even after a couple of years photo: Piotr Krajewski m² Structural engineer Contractor OMA - Rem Koolhaas ABT BAM University of Utrecht NGHM The building is public and open to visit freely, at workdays on office hours For guided tours, contact the Utrecht ure Centre at aorta@aortanu and tours@aortanu or call +31 (0) Buslines 11, 12 and 12-S go from Utrecht Central Station to the Uithof university campus Call the reception of the Educatorium at +31 (0)

11 photo: Matthijs Collard photo: Daria Scagliola & Stijn Brakkee Institute for Sound and Vision Sumatralaan GP Hilversum The content of the building for Sound and Vision is the Dutch audiovisual past, from the very beginning right up to the events of yesterday The 18-metre-deep pit in which the premises are built, houses 5 levels of collections in optimal storage conditions; while above ground there is room for all the visitors facilities and for experiencing the media in Sound and Vision, also spread over 5 levels The third element is the office building of the institute The three volumes together enclose a large public atrium Graphic designer Studio Jaap Drupsteen designed the glass facade which is draped as a second skin around the building Over two thousand panes of glass, developed specially for the Institute of Sound and Image, have been engraved with over 750 archive images from the institute's television and film collection With natural daylighting, they turn the new building into a veritable work of art Merkx + Girod designed the interior, together with main architect Neutelings Riedijk m² Main designer,, Interior architect Interior architect Structural engineer Contractor Building physics consultant Contractor Artist Services engineer Supplier Artist Services engineer Lighting designer Neutelings Riedijk Matthijs Merkx + Girod en Aronsohn Ballast Nedam Cauberg-Huygen Heijmans Jaap Drupsteen Kropman Installatietechniek Saint Gobain Glass Studio Drupsteen ULC Group Yellowspot Nederlands Insituut voor Beeld en Geluid photo: Daria Scagliola & Stijn Brakkee Tuesday - Sunday 10:00-21:00 h Train: go to station Hilversum-Noord Walk to the end of the platform and go right Cross the street at the roundabout You'll see the building on your left Bus: number 107 from Hilversum/Bussum to stop Media Park at train station Hilversum-Noord When you exit the bus, go to the nearest traffic signs At the roundabout go right You can't miss it 11

12 photo: Bjorn Utpott photo: Bjorn Utpott 8 villas Lisdoddelaan KA Amsterdam The urban design drawn up by Bosch s for the Small Rietisland on IJburg, provides for 140 luxury dwellings, most of which are to be designed and built as individual homes by the owners themselves, and some as a cluster Within the scheme, Bosch s designed a cluster of 8 villas, characterized by dark concrete façade elements, interspersed with white stucco and glass Each villa is designed as an elongated box containing the living room as an enclosed, introverted space on the south side Two patios provide daylight in the elongated space A staircase in the middle leas to the first floor where there is a sunroom with glass on all sides on top of a grass-covered roof A second staircase leads to a closed turret room with round portholes, which provide a view of the surrounding area, Diemerpark and cloud filled skies In 2006 Bosch merged with Van den Oever Zaaijer & partners architects photo: Bjorn Utpott Project is not public! 2005 Main designer, Contractor Bosch s van den Oever, Zaaijer & Partners architecten Moes Bouwgroep IJburger Maatschappij Bjorn_Utpott Tram 26 to IJburg, stop at Diemerparklaan 12

13 photo: Olivier van den Hoven photo: Naomi Schiphorst Cube Housing Overblaak MH Rotterdam The cube house (pole- or tree house) is designed as an abstract tree, the total complex (Blaak Heights) a wood (village) The village is like a safe oasis where several functions could take place: small-scale business, shops, school and a children s playground downstairs (promenade level) and living in the cube houses upstairs The strong interaction between the private (upstairs) and the public is characteristic for this situation The inhabitant has a great view because of the sloping windows The complex is in fact a pedestrian bridge, crossing a traffic artery This was an idea of the municipality at the time Piet Blom was asked to furnish this bridge The cube house could be called an architectonic experiment, in which Blom has considered form, aesthetics and spatial effects of greater importance than functionality and practical purpose Living in a cube (the top) reminds of a tree house which is accessible through the pole (the trunk) An archetypical way of living really photo: Dirk Verwoerd m² Piet Blom City of Rotterdam olivier_van_den_hoven The show-cube at number 70 is open daily, from 11:00-17:00 h Entrance: 2 euro For more information see the website wwwkubuswoningnl Take the Subway or train to Station Blaak Or tram

14 photo: Naomi Schiphorst photo: Naomi Schiphorst Las Palmas Wilhelminakade AR Rotterdam The completely refurbished Las Palmas building on the Wilhelmina Pier in Rotterdam now houses several cultural institutions and companies that operate in the creative sector One of them is the Photo museum with large exposition space, a library and storage space for archiving and preserving photographic material On the rooftop a whole new structure houses the office of OVG Projectontwikkeling, as real estate developer also involved in this project Its location occupies an important place in Rotterdam s history Hundreds of thousands of emigrants set sail for the USA and Canada from the Wilhelmina Pier, which served as the headquarters of the Holland-America Line from 1901 Las Palmas was completed in 1953 to accommodate workshops and warehousing for the Holland-America Line Before the renovation it was used as a club venue The building s spaciousness, robust concrete structure and striking interior make it eminently suitable for this new cultural function photo: Naomi Schiphorst m² Project manager Supplier Benthem Crouwel Architekten OVG Projectontwikkeling Lensvelt OBR OntwikkelingsBedrijf Rotterdam boeboe Tram 20, Metro Wilhelminaplein and Watertaxi 14

15 photo: Van Nelle Factory photo: Bjorn Utpott Van Nelle factory Van Nelleweg BC Rotterdam The Van Nelle Factory is an imposing building of inestimable cultural and historical value, having the status of a nationally protected monument and being included on the UNESCO World Heritage list From the outside the building is monumental, but inside it is innovative and modern It was designed around the concepts of light, air and space, inspired by the 'new building' philosophy of the past The transparent architecture and the abundant windows turn the building into a work of art The tea-room on the roof and the diagonal overhead walkways are characteristic elements For many years these buildings were factories producing coffee, tea and tobacco In the mid 1990s the factories were closed, and renovation work started in 1998 Nowadays they house inspiring offices and business workspaces for the creative sector, hence its modern name: Design Factory They also offer an attractive location for events, conferences, seminars, movie and theatre productions and photo-shoots photo: Van Nelle Factory 1931 Main designer, JA Brinkman LC van der Vlugt Van Nelle Koffie en Thee Naomi Open Tours are held every weekend (Saturday & Sunday) during the year at 10:30 During high-season (June August) these tours are also offered on Wednesday up to and including Sunday Grouptours are possible on request (from of 10 persons) For information and reservations: UrbanGuides , info@urbanguidesnl, wwwurbanguidesnl Situated alongside the Schie River in the North-West district of Rotterdam, close to the national motorway network and the Rotterdam Ring motorway Easily accessible by car from the A20 (Hook of Holland Utrecht) and the A13 (Rotterdam The Hague) Ample parking facilities Public transport: bus-stop directly in front of the buildings (line 38, from Rotterdam CS and Schiedam CS), and various other bus and tramlines stop within walking distance Rotterdam Airport is less than 5 miles away 15

16 photo: Jeroen Musch photo: Jeroen Musch Dynamo Hall Prof Snijdersstraat RA Delft Originally built around 1903, its purpose was to provide a dynamo testing facility for the adjoining faculty of Electrical Engineering and Physics The space is determined by the travelling crane and the tracks in the floor which used to hold the dynamos in place The combination of masonry, steel structures, high windows and skylights gives it the specific industrial character When the faculty moved to its new accommodation along the Mekelweg, the building found new uses as a carpentry workshop, sports facility, and as storage space Over the next few years, disused university buildings of the TU Delft in the area will be renovated into a hotel, apartments, student housing, restaurant and office space The Dynamo Hall, which is the first object to be restored, has been given new use as the offices of the DP6 architecture studio Alterations to the structure have been kept to a minimum to ensure that the unique atmosphere of the building is preserved, and even enhanced photo: Jeroen Musch Project is not public! m² DP6 architectuurstudio DP6 architectuurstudio DP6_uurstudio If you want to visit the renovated Hall, please contact DP6 architects, The hall is about 10 minutes walking from Delft Central Train Station, and close to the city centre The official address of the Dynamo Hall is The prof Snijdersstraat 5 This is a new street, so you might find the old address more easy: Kanaalweg 2D, 2628 EB, Delft 16

17 photo: Piotr Krajewski photo: Piotr Krajewski Kunsthal Westzeedijk AA Rotterdam A complex, bold and amazing exposition space, a museum without collection, the Kunsthal presents culture in the widest sense of the word: old art, new art, design, photography - from elitist to popular The site presented a dual condition: the southern edge is bordered by the Maasboulevard, a 'highway' on top of a dike The northern side, a level lower, faces the Museum Park - conventional contemplation With these given, and the fact that these crossings would divide the square site into 4 parts, the challenge was: how to design a museum as 4 autonomous projects - a sequence of contradictory experiences which would nevertheless form a continuous spiral circuitthe pedestrian ramp is split, with a glass wall separating the outside, which is open to the public, from the inside, which is part of the circuit A second ramp, running parallel and reversed, is terraced to accommodate an auditorium, and beneath it the restaurant On the level where the 2 ramps cross, is the main entrance photo: Rotterdam Marketing m² Structural engineer OMA - Rem Koolhaas Arup City of Rotterdam Naomi Tuesday - Saturday 10 am to 5 pm Sundays and public holidays 11 am to 5 pm Closed on Mondays, Queensday (April 30th), Christmas Day and New Year's Day Tours and special receptions on request More information and reservations: apply to Buro Mooi Gedaan: > phone: > mooigedaan@planetnl Public transport: We advice you to come by public transport The Kunsthal Rotterdam is located in Museumpark, a 20-minute walk from the main railway station (Centraal Station) Or take a number 5 tram to Willemsplein (stop Vasteland), or a number 8 tram to Spangen (stop Erasmus MC) Metro stations Eendrachtsplein and Leuvehaven are a 5-minute walk away 17

18 photo: Ronald Tilleman photo: Ronald Tilleman Erasmus Bridge Willemsplein DR Rotterdam Paris has the Eiffel Tower; New York has the Empire State Building; in Rotterdam it's the Erasmus bridge Its structural scale and design articulation has become a distinctive landmark within the surrounding skyline This cable-stay bridge links the northern and southern parts of the city with a 802 m span in spectacular style The bridge deck is supported by steel cables slung over a single pylon that is bent to counter the forces of tension Traffic passes underneath the 139 m pylon as it straddles the roadway The structure is called "the Swan" by locals because of its graceful posture over the water The Erasmus Bridge is such a dramatic departure in bridge building that it has even become part of the city's official logo The top part of pylon of the bridge is reachable through an internal staircase photo: Ronald Tilleman 1996 UNStudio Ontwikkelingsbedrijf Rotterdam Naomi 18

19 photo: Bas Czerwinski photo: Ger van der Vlugt Sonneveld House Jongkindstraat CG Rotterdam The Sonneveld House stands adjacent to the ure Institute (NAI) on the corner of Jongkindstraat and Rochussenstraat in Rotterdam Built in the early nineteen thirties, it is one of the best-preserved houses in the Nieuwe Bouwen style, the Dutch branch of the International School of Modernism It was designed by the architecture firm of Brinkman & Van der Vlugt, also known for the Van Nelle Factory and Feyenoord football Stadium The Sonneveld House opened to the public as a museum house of the NAI in March 2001 following a period of intensive restoration and refurbishment, executed by Molenaar & Van Winden architects As a visitor, you can see for yourself what it was like to live in a hyper modern home in 1933 photo: Ger van der Vlugt 1933 Main designer, JA Brinkman LC van der Vlugt Molenaar & Co architecten Albertus Sonneveld Naomi Sonneveld House is open at the same times as the NAI: Tuesday Saturday: 10:00-17:00 Sundays and national holidays: 11:00 17:00 April 8/9, May 17, May 27/28: 11:00-17:00 December 5, 24 and 31: 10:00-16:00 Mondays, January 1, April 30 and December 25: closed Please reserve your guided tour at least two weeks beforehand Contact the Education Department, telephone [0] , or fill in the application from on the wwwnainl site Take tram 5 or 4 from Central Station, to Eendrachtsplein Or walk the 10 minutes from Rotterdam Central Station You can buy a ticket to see the Sonneveld House and its 1930-interior from the entrance desk in the ure Institute 19

20 photo: Harry Cock photo: Christian Richters Library Delft University of Technology Prometheusplein ZC Delft The library is a building of glass and grass The University district not only gains a library that is connected to the rest of the world by modern electronic means, but also the atmosphere of a campus A vast lawn opposite the Brutalist concrete auditorium is tilted at one point; the library slides into the resulting space underneath You can literally walk across the library There are a thousand study spaces for more than three thousand students each day A cone, the symbol of technical engineering, pierces the lawn and library, attaching them like a pushpin Upon entering, visitors are drawn to the impressive wall of books that hangs in front of an expansive deep blue background The columns in the central space not only support the structure but also provide heating and ventilation, and illuminate the continuous metal ceiling that flows across all spaces Daylight enters the building through the climate-controlled glass facades, as well as through the cone in the central space photo: Harry Cock m² Structural engineer Services engineer Acoustics consultant Mecanoo ABT Deerns Raadgevende Ingenieurs Peutz Consulting Engineers & Associes ING Real Estate laila_oujamaa Open every day of the year from 0800 to 0000 hours For the XXL opening hours, look at the website of the library From the A13 motorway take the Delft-Zuid exit and follow the signs to TU Delft, take a right onto the Schoemakerstraat, third left, this is the Christiaan Huygensweg at the end, take a left onto the Mekelweg next take the first left, the Van der Waalsstraat The Library is located on the next corner From Delft railway station take bus 121 (direction of Zoetermeer) or bus 129 (direction of Rotterdam) and get off at Aula TU Delft For bus schedules look at

21 photo: Bjorn Utpott photo: Bjorn Utpott Parkrand Dr Colijnstraat CP Amsterdam The neighbourhood Geuzenveld is located in the western garden cities of Amsterdam There is plenty of public space available but most of these green spaces lack grandeur The project is regarded to be a 'key-operation within the urban renewal of Geuzeveld-Slotermeer The building should provide an iconographic quality to the neighbourhood which it was lacking before The housing block is situated at the edge of a park and consists out of 5 towers, positioned on a deck, carrying a two level roof plate The positioning of the towers provides a clear view from all apartments to the park Because of the holes, or empty spaces in-between, the dwellings behind the big block also still have a view on the park The title of the project - Parkrand means park-edge photo: Bjorn Utpott Project is not public! Developer MVRDV Kristal Het Oosten Bjorn_Utpott The Geuzenveld neighbourhood is west of the city centre of Amsterdam Tram line 13 takes you from the Central Train Station to the neighbourhood Geuzenveld Stop at Dhr H Colijnstraat You can also take bus number 21 and 192 from the centre Stop at Dhr H Colijnstraat 21

22 photo: João Morgado photo: João Morgado Waterwijk Ypenburg Stiemensvaart ZE Den Haag Hagen Island offers an attractive image, for consumption by a broad range of people Clearly, the project does not aspire to appeal to just an elite group of artistic souls 'receptive' to such housing Almost half the houses are for the rental sector, while the rest are for sale at prices of between 35 and 55 million guilders One section of the neighbourhood is now inhabited and signs of domesticity are already visible - flower pots, paved paths, lace decorations MVRDV styling, it would seem, has not influenced residents' preferences The large sliding glass doors on each floor reveal the interiors ranging from curving plastic bedroom kitsch to Scandinavian timber cosiness The greatest quality of these houses is just how smoothly they accommodate the everyday Personal touches do not detract from the overall picture, as so often happens with housing schemes that aspire to the title ure photo: Rositsa Andreeva Project is not public! MVRDV Amvest Vastgoed Amsterdam JMMM go from The Hague to the neighbourhood of Ypenburg Hageneiland 22

23 photo: Aemelie Deelder photo: Roderick Trompert BK City Faculty of ure Julianalaan BL Delft f a472&lang=nl A fire at the TU Delft Faculty of ure on 13 May 2008 led to a new and challenging task: transforming a former public building into a temporary new building for the Faculty of ure Braaksma & Roos created a transformatory concept for this plan Within only a few months the entire building was renovated and prepared for education Several parties were invited to collaborate and design parts of the building Fokkema en was responsible at BK City for the programming, design of offices and student workshops, the library and signposting KossmandeJong made the design of the general spaces in BK City Special areas such as the 'Ketelhuis' restaurant and the interior 'street' with public areas have been designed on the principle that the experience is paramount Other parties include Octatube (two glazed atriums), 2012 s (Espressobar), MVRDV (orange tribune), Richard Hutten and Vitra (most furniture in the building) photo: Roderick Trompert Main designer, Interior architect Interior architect Interior architect Interior architect Interior architect Structural engineer Roof & facade consultant Artist Supplier Fokkema & Partners en Roderick 2012 architecten Braaksma en Roos KossmanndeJong MVRDV ABT Octatube Nederland Richard Hutten Vitra TU Delft Monday - Friday: 08:00-22:00 Bus 60, 62, 80, 81, 82 from Delft station to Michiel de Ruyterweg / Julianalaan It's also just 15 minutes walking from the station 23

24 photo: City of Amsterdam, Archives photo: Projectbureau IJburg IJburg IJburglaan CE Amsterdam The first design for this new-land-neighbourhood dates from 1965, when Van den Broek and Bakema designed a City on the island Pampus, inside the lake the IJmeer In the eighties the province of North Holland once again saw possibilities for reclaiming land in this former sea, next to Amsterdam After 1990 the first urban plans were made for (the now still targeted) 18,000 houses IN 1996 the final decision was made to start the process of developing one of Amsterdam s largest housing expansions The city designed the infrastructure and public space and allocated the different plots to all kinds of buildings: private investors, individuals, large corporate housing developers, developers etc 30% Of all houses will be social rent, another 30% is private property and 40 % will be rented to middle-class incomes The seven reclaimed land islands are developed in phases and during 2007 the first part Steigereiland will not even be finished yet photo: Dirk Verwoerd m² Urban planner Project Bureau IJburg Dienst Ruimtelijke Ordening Amsterdam Naomi 24/7 urban plan public transport: Tram 26 from central station Bus 37 and 245 Nightbus 359 Car: take exit S 114 from ring-way east Amsterdam, go right at the traffic lights and cros the white bridge: you are now on IJburg Or rent a bike, from the city centre 24

25 photo: Naomi Schiphorst photo: Naomi Schiphorst Silodam Silodam AL Amsterdam The Housing Silo is situated on the IJ River, at the tip of the pier, next to two former grain warehouses (silos) that have been converted into housing The 157 apartments, business units and public spaces, in the Housing Silo, are compressed within a 10 storey high and 20 meters deep urban envelope The apartments, rental and owner in different sizes, are stacked, legible on the façade, each of which is expressed differently The aim of mixing functions spatially (commercial units and semi-public spaces were not to be confined automatically to ground level but distributed throughout the complex) has not been realized All commercial units have been gathered in a clearly recognisable volume At the west side is a shared roof terrace for residents, and small boats can moor between the columns underneath photo: Bjorn Utpott Project is not public! m² Contractor Structural engineer Structural engineer MVRDV Bouwbedrijf MJ de Nijs en Zn Cauberg-Huygen Pieters Bouwtechniek Rabo Vastgoed, De Principaal BV MI_MOA For more info about excursions in the Silodam (Costs: 3 Euro pp) or to make an appointment, please mail to: excursie at silodamorg Requests should be made 2 weeks prior to the requested excursion date Tram 3, stop at Planciusstraat / Zoutkeetsgracht, cross the bridge, go right, into the Barentszstraat Go to the end of the street, and then go left, onto the Barentszplein At the trafficlights, walk straight on, towards the Silodam Bus 48 from Central Station to stop Westerdoksdijk / Van Diemenstraat 25

26 photo: Thea van den Heuvel photo: Thea van den Heuvel Energy-neutral Community School Houthavens Revaleiland Amsterdam The building - situated in Houthavens, a former dockland district in Amsterdam - is a compact, robust block built up of prefabricated brickwork facade elements with a finely detailed rosette relief, with deep reveals and with glazed openings in varied rhythms It is topped by a cornice which integrates with tall, narrow windows The building projects a welcoming air, with its wide oriel on the street side, inward-curving entrances, the double height loggia, large areas of glazing and double height outward-opening doors on the ground floor The smart use of materials in combination with the flexible, compact interior organization generates a highly sustainable building The HVAC and lighting systems play an important part in this respect A mass with a large thermal accumulative capacity (concrete core activation) reduces the peak energy requirement The residual energy demand is met by rooftop photoelectric panels, the net result being an energy-neutral building photo: Thea van den Heuvel Marlies Rohmer City of Amsterdam Marlies_Rohmer_s_Urbanis ts 26

27 photo: Dan Bagnall De Citadel Bordes 1 NL-1020 Almere The beginning idea of the plan of OMA for the Almere centre, 1994, was based on the superposition of uses, with an emphasis on pedestrians and the buildings This block, which is home to the main commercial centre is paradigmatic regarding its variety of uses, from the car park and the underground infrastructures up to the inhabited green covering Portzamparc's development of the Master Plan guidelines has a few changes and the deck is, after all, not a public space, but a bonus for the residents of the terraced houses and the tower The plan's proposal to recreate the density of a medieval city with regard to population and combination of uses has not quite been materialised In the first images of the project there were cows grazing on the deck and the slab of dwelling floated over the commercial streets It is, however, an example of how the uses of urban centres can be combined in many different ways photo: Luuk Kramer m², Urban planner Structural engineer Christian de Portzamparc Boele & van Eesteren Eurowoningen aplust 27

28 photo: Jan Bitter photo: Jan Bitter Bloembollenhof Arsenaal 2141 NE Vijfhuizen Vijfhuizen is a small town near Amsterdam Airport Schiphol S333 designed 56 houses adjacent to this village The density of the housing, the small plots and the intense mixture of different cost categories implied that traditional row housing proved insufficient to meet this challenge A simple series of houses have been designed and systematically located in an innovative way Through arranging the housing plots in a 'regular irregularity', the desired atmosphere has been created of cosy village-like density with a remarkable contemporary openness S333 has designed the scheme with the template of a rural farmyard in mind - or at least, the idea of clusters of barns, stables and outbuildings around a farmhouse The interior layout also varies from open-plan models with ceilings that are twice the typical height to more conventional, compartmentalised dwellings The façades have been wrapped by vertically grooved hard wood (Cumaru) siding and ribbed steel plating in equal proportion photo: Jan Bitter Project is not public! m² Main designer, Urban planner Landscape architect Services engineer Structural engineer Contractor S333 Dok en Hosper Adviesburo Nieman Constructie-adviesbureau Steens Thunnissen Bouw Gemeente Haarlemmermeer & Dura Bouw Franks Public transport: From Schiphol Airport, take bus 300 to Haarlem After 15 minutes, get out at Vijfhuizen and walk 5 minutes to Bloembollenhof By car: Take the A9 to Haarlem Before you reach Haarlem, take exit N205 (Hoofddorp-West) Then follow the blue signs to Vijfhuizen, following the N205 After 3,2 km, take a right turn at Stelling and after that, take the second exit at the roundabout (go straight ahead) After 100 m, the project will be on your left hand 28

29 photo: Giovanni Bellinvia photo: Giovanni Bellinvia The Why Factory (T?F) Julianalaan BL Delft After fire who destroyed on 13 May 2008 the building designed by Van den Broek and Bakema ( ), the Faculty of ure of Delft University of Technology has been temporarily located in record time in a building located near the campus with a different functional destination transformed by Kossmann and de Jong, 2012 en, Braaksma & Roos, Fokkema s, MVRDV and Richard Hutten MVRDV designed the orange tribune of The Why Factory (T?F), a research institute of the Faculty of ure Richard Hutten designed furniture photo: Giovanni Bellinvia Main designer, Interior architect Interior architect MVRDV archviews Richard Hutten 29

30 photo: Jannes Linders photo: Jannes Linders cepezed office Ezelsveldlaan RV Delft The ensemble has a number of very characteristic elements such as an open roof construction of iron, a heavy crane way, gallery floors and a variety of constructional-decorative details In 1990, the buildings were registered as a local monument and in 2003 they even acquired the status of a national monument When the Technology Museum left the complex in 2008, the weekly magazine of the Technical University called the creation of former government architect Jan Vrijman ( ) "the dream of many an architecture devotee" The journal specifically discussed the industrial atmosphere and high degree of daylight incidence, which were an impediment to the museum, but on the contrary fit the character of an architectural office like cepezed very well With the renovation of among others the bonded warehouse building in Rotterdam, Building 51 in Den Helder and the Textile Museum in Tilburg, cepezed has ample prior experience in revitalizing important industrial inheritance photo: Leon van Woerkom Project is not public! m² cepezed architects cepezed architects cepezed Bus stop Zuidpoort or Zuidpoort parking garage 30

31 photo: Ossip van Duivenbode photo: Ossip van Duivenbode De Rotterdam Wilhelminakade AR Rotterdam De Rotterdam is conceived as a vertical city: three interconnected mixed-use towers accommodating offices, apartments, a hotel, conference facilities, shops, restaurants, and cafes The project began in 1997 Construction started at the end of 2009, with completion in 2013 The towers are part of the ongoing redevelopment of the old harbour district of Wilhelminapier, next to the Erasmus Bridge, and aim to reinstate the vibrant urban activity - trade, transport, leisure - once familiar to the neighbourhood De Rotterdam is named after one of the ships on the Holland America Line, which departed from the Wilhelminapier in decades past, carrying thousands of Europeans emigrating to the US m² OMA - Rem Koolhaas De Rotterdam CV, The Hague stefdg photo: Ossip van Duivenbode The lobby, atrium and nhow hotel amongst others are open to the public An espresso bar with barista is located in the lobby Visiting non-public areas of the building is possible with De Rotterdam Tours:

32 photo: Ossip van Duivenbode photo: Ossip van Duivenbode Market Hall Westnieuwland 3011 Rotterdam Market Hall is the first covered food market of the, drawing inspiration from food markets in Stockholm, Barcelona and Valencia The roof of Market Hall is an arch accommodating 228 apartments The combination of an apartment building covering a fresh food market with food shops, restaurants, a supermarket and an underground parking is a new typology and a world premiere for Rotterdam The large mural which covers the interior of the arch, The Horn of Plenty by artists Arno Coenen and Iris Roskam, has a surface of 11000m2 making it the largest artwork of the The artwork evokes the illusion of laying on your back in a meadow, looking up, right through Markthal towards the sky The sun in the centre figures as Horn of Plenty from which the fresh produce falls down to earth The design vision of MVRDV describes Market Hall as urbanism, the function mix is an integrated design, a 24 hour building which is a public and lasting addition to the city of Rotterdam photo: Ossip van Duivenbode m² Artist Associate architect Artist Contractor Contractor Acoustics consultant Developer Contractor Sustainability consultant Arno Coenen INBO Iris Roskam JP van Eesteren Martens en Van Oord Peutz Consulting Engineers & Associes Provast Royal Haskoning Techniplan MI_MOA Markthal is open seven days a week, Mondays to Saturdays from 10:00 till 20:00, and Sundays from 12:00 till 18:00, with extended opening times for the restaurants The underground parking Markthal is open 24/7 Market Hall is located between the Binnenrotte square, Hoogstraat and Blaak, next to Blaak station (subway and train) and with direct connections to Rotterdam Central Station 32

33 photo: KAAN en / photo Sebastian van Damme photo: KAAN en / photo Ursem Bouwgroep Student Dwellings Hildebrandpad Leiden The ensemble of the University of Leiden combines high quality program and urban design with pragmatic sobriety Both modular residential eight-storey buildings consist of 252 units of 25sqm with living space, kitchen, bathroom and toilet The principle of the technical design is a concrete foundation plus two concrete floors with on top the pre-fab self-supporting units are stacked and linked one another already with finished interiors The façade wrapping the blocks is treated with low maintenance HPL plating with concealed fixings Thanks to a highly efficient design and building process, the 504 living units were achieved in record time, being stacked on top of each other using extra truss on the outer wall By linking the modules without additional construction, both in length, width and height, they ensure stability as one system The modular system is therefore the tool to achieve a clear and at the same time controlled architectural solution photo: KAAN en / photo Sebastian van Damme Project is not public! m² KAAN en Stichting DUWO Delft KAAN_en 33

34 photo: Christiaan de Bruijne photo: Tim Leguijt Energiehuis Noordendijk RR Dordrecht The municipality of Dordrecht has housed 6 cultural establishments in and old energy plant, the Energiehuis (Energy House) The Energiehuis is a sequence of 6 former machine- and boiler halls built in different historic architectural styles The main architectural intervention is a major cut through the full length of the building This street through the building provides a clear overview, making it the main orientation element within the building The street also brings daylight into the building The stairs leading to the theatre- and pop concert halls are located within the cut through the building The concert halls are situated underneath the rafters, so the visitors can experience the old arts of industrial building engineering to the utmost photo: Tim Leguijt 2013 TenBrasWestinga MI_MOA Monday - Saturday: 1300 to 2100 h 34

35 photo: Ossip van Duivenbode photo: Ossip van Duivenbode Luchtsingel Luchtsingel 3032 Rotterdam Luchtsingel connects Rotterdam North to the center and revitalizes a forgotten area This part of the city did not count for years and was dominated by vacancy and neglection With the realization of the Luchtsingel the Central Station was reconnected with the North and the North with the Binnenrotte Besides that the Luchtsingel is a catalyst for economic growth It consists of the following projects: A wooden pedestrian bridge of 390 meters; The DakAkker (rooftop agriculture) on Schieblock; A public area at the former station Hofplein; A park Pompenburg photo: Ossip van Duivenbode , Landscape architect, Urban planner ZUS (Zones Urbaines Sensibles) niruoning 35

36 photo: Dirk Verwoerd photo: Dirk Verwoerd Kasbah Jacques Perkstraat 7552 Hengelo Under the title of 'Living as an Urban Roof', Piet Blom designed a city composed primarily of two levels: a public space on the ground floor and habitats above, forming 'the roof of the city' Blom did not elaborate the ground floor but he sketched public life with head words and free associations With this exceptional design Blom attained a living density of 100 houses per ha In 1965 the 'Living as a common urban roof' study was compiled in book form and edited by the Roof Tile Manufacturers' Association, Nedaco Blom's ideas did not stay captured in a folder A subsidy for experimental house construction, attributed to the district council of Hengelo provided Blom with an opportunity to truly realize his concept of an urban roof In 1973 the completion of the 'Kasbah', an urban roof of 184 houses took place in Hengelo Blom designed three different basic types, combined into five different types of housing This project reached a housing density from 100 dwellings per hectare photo: Dirk Verwoerd 1973 Piet Blom City of Hengelo dirkverwoerd bus