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A new architecture has been made possible by computer-assisted design. It stimulates experimentation and results... Designers: Asymptote |
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Jongerenhuisvesting Kruisplein Strictly speaking, Mecanoo did not yet exist when the competition for flexible student housing was... Designers: Mecanoo |
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Berlage designs this mausoleum for the World Expo in Paris in 1889. The monument consists... Designers: Hendricus Petrus Berlage |
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The pier in Zandvoort was the crowning glory of a new total landscape between Amsterdam... Designers: Hendrik Wijdeveld |
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Client: Carnegie Stichting Designers: Hendricus Petrus Berlage, Willem Kromhout and Hendrik Wijdeveld |
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A plain wall blocks the view to the house. A gateway in an old garden... Designers: Office for Metropolitan Architecture |
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The architecture of the first Bijenkorf department store in Amsterdam (1912-1915) – an eclectic building... Designers: Piet Kramer |
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'Suspension bridge' maisonettes With his complex of maisonettes and shops on Dijkgraafplein square in Amsterdam, Kloos showed that... Designers: J.P. Kloos |
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It cannot be denied that Wijdeveld’s attitude was experimental. Especially in the latter years of... Designers: Hendrik Wijdeveld |
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Alexander Polder housing development How far can you go as a designer? What are the limitations to increases in... Designers: Jacob Berend Bakema and Johannes Hendrik van den Broek |
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In 1961, the new RAI was opened, located on the south side of Amsterdam. Functionality... Client: Gemeente Amsterdam Designers: Alexander Bodon |
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Apartment buildings A and B, in A. Due to uniform architecture and the massive scale of postwar housing blocks, anonymity and disorientation... Designers: Allert Warners and Filip Anne Warners |
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Shortly after the First World War there was a serious shortage of cheap housing, skilled... Designers: K.J. Greiner |
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The multicultural society makes the Netherlands interesting for foreign architects. The New York-based architecture bureau... Designers: Asymptote |
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‘Bijlmermeer: The City of Tomorrow’ was the 1960s slogan that expresses the faith in the... Client: Gemeente Amsterdam Designers: Siegfried Nassuth |
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In 1965, Enrico and Luzia Hartsuyker launched Biopolis: a model for a new urban culture.... Designers: Enrico en Luzia Hartsuyker |
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The Black Madonna in The Hague is one of Carel Weeber’s key projects. With what... Designers: Carlos José Maria Weeber |
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In the second half of 1931, J.J.P. Oud is working on the last of his... Designers: Jacobus Johannes Pieter Oud |
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An explicitly theoretical standpoint about architecture lies behind this icon of recent architectural history .... Designers: John Quentin Hejduk |
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Carpet Metropolis: Urban Development Study for the Environs of The Hague For many people, a city is a red dot amidst a green landscape, like this... Client: Gemeente Den Haag, Dienst Stadsontwikkeling en Grondzaken Designers: Willem Jan Neutelings |
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The board of De Nederlandsche Bank in Amsterdam decided in 1948 that a new bank...
