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Architecture in the Netherlands Yearbook 2005/2006 | Daan Bakker, Allard Jolles, Michelle Provoost, Cor Wagenaar | 9789056624880

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Architecture in the Netherlands 2005/06

Yearbook

Author:Daan Bakker, Allard Jolles, Michelle Provoost, Cor Wagenaar

Publisher:NAi Uitgevers

ISBN: 978-90-5662-488-0

  • Paperback
  • Dutch, English
  • 176 Pages
  • Apr 1, 2006

Starting this year, the highly successful Architecture in the Netherlands is being compiled by a new editorial team. Daan Bakker, Allard Jolles, Michelle Provoost and Cor Wagenaar made a selection from the most remarkable architecture realized in the Netherlands over the last year. From the hundreds of entries, more than 90 projects were selected for an on-site visit. Seven days and 2,500 road kilometers later, about 30 projects remained. These represent a cross-section of architecture realized in 2005.

Starting this year, the highly successful Architecture in the Netherlands is being compiled by a new editorial team. Daan Bakker, Allard Jolles, Michelle Provoost and Cor Wagenaar made a selection from the most remarkable architecture realized in the Netherlands over the last year. From the hundreds of entries, more than 90 projects were selected for an on-site visit. Seven days and 2,500 road kilometers later, about 30 projects remained. These represent a cross-section of architecture realized in 2005.


For this publication, quality takes precedent over reputation and innovation takes precedent over big names. The Yearbook captures how boundaries are being pushed back and how, despite everything, the architecture of the Netherlands constantly moves forward. Or are the sliding doors of politics and the market in fact opening up new possibilities? What form has living in the Vinex residential developments actually taken? What have self-build developments actually yielded? Can the 'housing consumer' truly exercise influence on the form and layout of a dream house? Who decides the architectural climate? Does the 2005 selection signal new trends? Does it reveal the outlines of new forms of urbanity, or is 'urban' synonymous with 'retro'? Besides the 30 or so projects, the Yearbook includes an essay that can be read as a voyage of discovery through a strange new world - the Netherlands anno 2005.



Featuring the following projects:


Architecture in The Netherlands 2005/2006

- Rowin Petersma, Park + Ride Slotendijk / Zeeburg
- Paul de Ruiter, Car Park
- Mopet, Velominck
- DRO/Hans van Heeswijk / NPK,Rietlanden Tramstop
- Constellation, Eindhoven Airport
- Rapp+Rapp, Ypenburg Centre
- DRO, Oostelijke Handelskade
- 3XN, Concert Hall Bimhuis
- De Architecten CIE, Philharmonie Tricot
- Diederen-Dirrix, Cultural Youth Centre, Pop Music Centre
- Jo Coenen, Tower
- Claus en Kaan, Ter huivra
- Soeter van Eldonk Ponec, Castle Lelienhuyze
- Yaneja Hartsuyker, Spaarnoogplan
- HVDN, Qubic Houthavens
- Mecanoo, Amenties Cluster
- Neutelings Riedijk, Shipping & Transport college
- ONL, Acoustic barrier cockpit
- ZOFA, Municipal offices
- GDA, Wooncom
- Rothuizen van Doorn 't Hooft, Lunet B
- Satijnplus, kruisherenhotel
- J.van Stigt, Groot Handelsgebouw
- Van Schagen, Vissenkommen
- ZECC, Extension of town houses
- ONIX, Dogma House
- Joustra Reid, House
- Zeinstra van der Pol, Combined Heat and Power Plant
- MAD, Service Pavilion
- GROUP A, Booster Zuid

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