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Forum Groningen in The Netherlands by NL Architects

Wednesday, January 15th, 2020

Article source: NL Architects

Forum Groningen is a new multifunctional building in the center of Groningen, a cultural ‘department store’ filled with books and images, that offers exhibition spaces, movie halls, assembly rooms, restaurants. The Forum aspires to become a platform for interaction and debate, a ‘living room’ for the city.

Forum Groningen is NOT a library, NOT a museum, NOT a cinema, but a new type of public space where the traditional borders between these institutes will dissolve. Information will be presented thematically in a way that transcends the different media.

Image Courtesy © NL Architects&ABT © Deon Prins

  • Architects: NL Architects with ABT Engineering
  • Project: Forum Groningen
  • Location: Groningen, The Netherlands
  • Photography: NL Architects&ABT © Marcel van der Burg, NL Architects&ABT © Deon Prins
  • Software used: Revit, Autocad, Rhinoceros, 3dS Max, Adobe
  • Client: Municipality of Groningen
  • Delegated Client: TwynstraGudde
  • Design Team: (NL Architects) Pieter Bannenberg, Kamiel Klaasse, Walter van Dijk, Thijs van Bijsterveldt, Florent Le Corre, Sören Grünert, Iwan Hameleers, Sybren Hoek, Kirsten Hüsig, Mathieu Landelle, Zhongnan Lao, Barbara Luns, Gert Jan Machiels, Sarah Möller, Gerbrand van Oostveen, Giulia Pastore, Guus Peters, Jose Ramon Vives, Laura Riaño Lopez, Arne van Wees, Zofia Wojdyga, Gen Yamamoto with Christian Asbo, Nicolo Bertino, Jonathan Cottereau, Marten Dashorst, Rebecca Eng, Antoine van Erp, Tan Gaofei, Sylvie Hagens, Britta Harnacke, Jana Heidacker, Sergio Hernandez Benta, Johannes Hübner, Yuseke Iwata, Cho Junghwa, Linda Kronmüller, Jakub Kupikowski, Katarina Labathova, Ana Lagoa Pereira Gomes, Qian Lan, Justine Lemesre, Amadeo Linke, Fabian Lutter, Rune Madsen, Phil Mallysh, José Maria Matteo Torres, Victoria Meniakina, Shuichiro Mitomo, Solène Muscato, Lea Olsson, Pauline Rabjeau, Thomas Scherzer, Michael Schoner, Martijn Stoffels, Jasper Schuttert, Bartek Tromczynski, Carmen Valtierra, Elisa Ventura, Benedict Völkel, Vittoria Volpi, Murk Wymenga, Qili Yang, Yena Young, Alessandro Zanini.

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Rietwierde Community School in Groningen, Netherlands by Moke Architecten

Friday, June 7th, 2019

Article source: Moke Architecten

On the periphery of a nondescript residential area in Groningen, Gianni Cito designed a large building for two schools, two childcare centres and a playground. From the outset, the end users played an important role in this project, engaging in regular dialogue with the architect during workshops. One of the significant outcomes was the proposal to share out-of-school care facilities, play rooms, gym, kitchen, staff room, science classroom and the playground.

Image Courtesy © Moke Architecten

  • Architects: Moke Architecten (Gianni Cito)
  • Project: Rietwierde Community School
  • Location: Groningen, Netherlands
  • Client: OCSW Groningen
  • Team: A. van Dijk, R. Visser
  • Program: 2 primary schools, sports hall, daycare, school care
  • Floor Area: 4,000 sqm
  • Year: 2008 – 2012

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Job Lounge for Groninger Museum in Netherlands by STUDIO JOB

Wednesday, July 8th, 2015

Article source: STUDIO JOB

The lounge created by Studio Job for the Groninger Museum is a showpiece in itself.

The design duo of Job Smeets (1970) and Nynke Tynagel (1977) was inspired by 19th-century private clubs full of smoking gentlemen in top hats. These were once sophisticated bastions with thick-pile carpets on creaking wooden floors; chandeliers were suspended from richly decorated ceilings supported by solid pillars. The muffled silence was only broken by the calming spatter of the fountain at the entrance. It was an ivory tower for the elite – just as it was on the Titanic. It is not without reason that this world has vanished.

Image Courtesy © Robert Kot

Image Courtesy © Robert Kot

  • Architects: STUDIO JOB
  • Project: Job Lounge for Groninger Museum
  • Location: Groninger Museum, Groningen, Netherlands
  • Photography: Robert Kot, Peter Tahl
  • Architect Museum: Alessandro Mendini, Coop Himmelblau, Philippe Starck, Michéle de Lucchi
  • Design Job Lounge: Studio Job (Job Smeets & Nynke Tynagel)
  • Project Design Team: Job Smeets & Nynke Tynagel
  • Client: Groninger Museum (more…)

Community Center TuinPad in Groningen, Netherlands by Kwint architecten

Friday, July 3rd, 2015

Article source: Kwint architecten

Kwint Architecten designed a community centre for the Paddepoel-Zuid & Tuinwijk districts in de dutch City of Groningen. The community center is located in a parc, called the Bessemoerpark, as a link between the two districts. As part of the transformation of the parc, Kwint Architecten was assigned to design a building with it’s own character, independent from the parc. The building is set up as an unpretentious master volume with an elongated shape. The volume is placed crosswise in the elongated parc, as a result of which transforms the building in a link between the two adjacent city districts. The entrance of the building is situated alongside a footpath between these districts. By means of rounding of two of the four corners the building derives a distinctive character. As a result of the rounding, the front and side facades melt together and prevents the use of the outdoor spaces at only one side. Instead, the shape stimulates the use of all the outdoor space alongside the building for activities. The building is designed to be a guest in the parc and to interact with the parc. Two elements are a added to the design. At one side a cavity is formed to mark the entrance, at the other side a porch is added which connects the main rooms to the park.

Image Courtesy © Kwint architecten

Image Courtesy © Kwint architecten

  • Architects: Kwint architecten
  • Project: Community Center TuinPad
  • Location: Groningen, Netherlands

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Infoversum in Groningen, The Netherlands by architectengroep ARCHIVIEW

Tuesday, August 19th, 2014

Article source: architectengroep ARCHIVIEW

The Infoversum is unique, not only because of its fluent design and the unusual techniques being used, the exploratory and inviting role it will play in the community also make it special.

Conveniently located near the centre of Groningen,the Infoversum cannot be overlooked. It is a building that makes one curious and that needs to be explored. Never before have so many different fields of expertise, goals and techniques successfully been combined in one design.

Image Courtesy © architectengroep ARCHIVIEW

Image Courtesy © architectengroep ARCHIVIEW

  • Architects: architectengroep ARCHIVIEW
  • Project: Infoversum
  • Location: Groningen, The Netherlands
  • Software used: Rhino and Allplan
  • Architect In Charge: Jack van der Palen
  • Co-workers: Isabel Friederichs, Martin Runau.
  • Use: Crossing border 3D dometheatre
  • Site: public square
  • Building area: size of the building
  • Floor area ratio: 1380 m2
  • Structure system: monocoque construction
  • Seats: 265 multi-functional seats
  • Standing places: 400 people
  • Diameter dome: 23 m
  • Diameter screen: 20 m
  • Projectors: 8
  • Speakers: 60 speakers and 4 subwoofers
  • Instigator: Prof. dr. E.A. Valentijn
  • Client: Stichting Infoversum, Groningen, The Netherlands
  • 3D-steel: Central Industry Group, Groningen, The Netherlands
  • Construction period: March 2013 –June 2014

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Cortinghborg in Groningen, the Netherlands by diederendirrix architects

Tuesday, September 11th, 2012

Article source: Jessica Sibbing

Start construction Cortinghborg Groningen the Netherlands!

Image Courtesy diederendirrix architects

  • Architects: diederendirrix architects
  • Project: Cortinghborg
  • Location: Groningen , the Netherlands
  • Commercial space: 18.500 m2.
  • Apartments: 161 apartments
  • Completion: December 2013
  • Status: Currently under construction
  • Software used: Autocad, Revit and SketchUp

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EUROBORG STADIUM in Groningen, the Netherlands by Wiel Arets Architects

Friday, March 23rd, 2012

Article source: Wiel Arets Architects

The multifunctional Euroborg stadium is a catalyst for a multiplicity of amenities that do not compete with the facilities in the city centre, but reinforce Groningen’s key position in the north of Holland. The complex houses theatres, sports facilities, shops, offices, apartments and catering establishments, in a synergy that benefits both users and facility managers. Rather than a conventional stadium with a football pitch, Euroborg will be a sort of microcosm where social interaction and social control go hand in hand.

Image Courtesy Jan Bitter

  • Architects:Wiel Arets Architects
  • Project: Euroborg stadium
  • Location: Boumaboulevard 41  NL 9723 Z Groningen, the Netherlands
  • Photography: Hélène Binet, Arjen Schmitz, Kim Zwarts, Jan Bitter
  • Project team : Wiel Arets, Bettina Kraus, Barend Christmas, Johannes Kappler
  • Collaborators : Pedro Anão, Jacques van Eyck, William Fung, Jörg Lüthke, Paul Tesser, Andrea Tontsch, Satoru Umehara, Sadamu Shirafuji

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Kas di coral in Groningen, Netherlands by Bahama-Architecten

Sunday, December 11th, 2011

Article source: Bahama-Architecten

The “kas di coral” project is located in the new district “de Linie”, which is part of the urban area Europa Park in Groningen, Netherlands. In 2001 the undeveloped district was the scene of the Blue Moon manifestation. An event directed by Toyo Ito where a temporary symbiosis between architecture and visual art was created.

Exterior View (Images Courtesy Richard Zomerdijk)

  • Architect: Bahama-Architecten
  • Name of Project: Kas di coral
  • Location: Groningen, Netherlands
  • Completion Date: 2011
  • GFA: 291 m2
  • Photographer: Richard Zomerdijk

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Poplar Garden House in Groningen, The Netherlands by Onix

Friday, November 25th, 2011

Article source: Onix

Close to the city centre of Groningen the allotment gardens of Tuinwijck are situated. This green oasis between the railway track and the Helperzoom offers the inhabitants of the city a low budget possibility to create the most eccentric gardens. It is an ecological allotment garden where the elderly as well as children, artists and so on can enjoy their time.

Exterior View

  • Architect: Onix
  • Name of Project: Poplar Garden House
  • Location: Groningen, The Netherlands
  • Client: Vicky van Dijk, Haiko Meijer
  • Design: Haiko Meijer, Onix
  • Project architects: idem
  • Contractor: Freddie Broissois
  • Size: 36 m2

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Observation Tower for ‘De Onlanden’ by UNStudio

Sunday, September 25th, 2011
UNStudio’s design for an Observation Tower for ‘De Onlanden’ presented to Natuurmonumenten
On September 22nd the design for an observation tower for the nature reserve ‘De Onlanden’, situated to the South-West of the City of Groningen, was presented to Natuurmonumenten (the Dutch Society for the Preservation of Natural Heritage) during the mini-symposium ‘Experience Nature with innovative concrete’ in Peize. The observation tower is the result of a study into the optimal application of Ultra High Performance Concrete by a case study team comprising of UNStudio, ABT, BAM Utiliteitsbouw en Haitsma Beton. Natuurmonumenten received the design as a gift from the case study team.
  • Architect: UNStudio
  • Location: Groningen
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