ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘The Netherlands’Pilot Smart Highway with Glowing Lines live in Oss, the Netherlands by Studio RoosegaardeWednesday, October 29th, 2014Article source: Studio Roosegaarde The pilot of the prestigious Smart Highway by artist Daan Roosegaarde and construction company Heijmans is completed. The project is part of the ‘N329- Road of the Future’ in Oss, the Netherlands. New projects are initiated.  Image Courtesy © Studio Roosegaarde
Theatre de Stoep in Spijkenisse, The Netherlands by UNStudioSaturday, October 11th, 2014Article source: UNStudio Following the recent completion of the Theatre de Stoep in the Dutch town of Spijkenisse, the Municipality of Spijkenisse will tomorrow celebrate the official opening of its new cultural venue for the city.  Image Courtesy © Peter de Jong
De Passerel in Apeldoorn, The Netherlands by Johan De Wachter ArchitectsTuesday, September 16th, 2014Article source: Johan De Wachter Architects JDWA project De Passerel in Apeldoorn has been completed. For care institution De Passerel we designed twenty new group homes for people with a mental disability. In September the residents will move in their new apartments and homes.  Image Courtesy © Johan De Wachter Architects
HOUSE AT THE EDGE OF A FOREST in Heesch, Netherlands by HILBERINKBOSCHTuesday, September 9th, 2014Article source: HILBERINKBOSCH The house, situated on a beautiful open lot at the edge of the forest, consists of two different volumes: an oblong volume balances on a L-shaped base. Together they form a sculpture which resembles a fallen tree on a pile of earth.  Image Courtesy © René de Wit & Breda
Exclusive Wall Cladding used for Villa in Deurne, The Netherlands by Van den Ven ArchitektenSaturday, September 6th, 2014Article source: Van den Ven Architekten A modern and beautiful dream villa with Barroco Stone Panels. For a renovation project Van den Ven Architekten chose for the partial covering of the façade of a villa with the Barroco Modern Coppergrey to give the villa a more modern look. The project is situated in a nature rich environment in a Dutch village. The architect wanted to integrate the villa with its surroundings but at the same time realize a villa that is modern and one with the nature. The choice is therefore logical to use natural materials. The use of the Barroco Stone Panels enables these features and now the villa integrates perfectly with its surroundings. The choice of using the Barroco Modern Copper grey is because of its color pallets blend perfectly with the villa in its environment and make the villa look astonishing and modern.  Image Courtesy © Van den Ven Architekten
Osteopathie praktijk Roosendaal in Wouwbaan, The Netherlands by zone zuid architectenFriday, September 5th, 2014Article source: zone zuid architecten Dutch design practice zone zuid architecten has recently seen their concept for an osteopathic practice in Roosendaal come to life. The 225 sq m Osteopatie Praktijk Roosendaal was opened in March 2014 and transforms a former industrial site on the outskirts of the town into a striking healthcare centre.  Image Courtesy © Gido van Zon
The Ravelijn Bridge in Bergen op Zoom, The Netherlands by RO&AD ArchitectenFriday, August 22nd, 2014Article source: RO&AD Architecten Short History The Ravelijn “Op den Zoom” is a fortress-island of the city of Bergen op Zoom in The Netherlands which is made in the beginning of the 18th century by Menno van Coehoorn, a famous fortress builder. This is the only “ravelijn” of him still present. The fortress was originally only accessible by boat , so supplies and soldiers had to be rowed the 80 meters to the fortress. The original entrance is still present just above the waterline At the end of the 19th century the fortress lost its defensive function. In 1930 a raised wooden bridge was added. Nowadays the island-fortress is mainly used for small public and private events.  Image Courtesy © Erik Stekelenburg
Infoversum in Groningen, The Netherlands by architectengroep ARCHIVIEWTuesday, August 19th, 2014Article 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
Apartment in Amsterdam, Netherlands by MAMM DESIGNTuesday, August 12th, 2014Article source: MAMM DESIGN This is a renovation project of a duplex unit in an 85-year-old housing for a family of four. Since they have not been brought up in Amsterdam where they have a lot of gloomy weather, their request was to have maximum sunlight in the house. And also they want to have a space where they can feel each other.  Image Courtesy © Takumi Ota
Faculty of Education, I/O building in Kapittelweg 37, The Netherlands by LIAG architectsThursday, July 24th, 2014Article source: LIAG architects HAN University of Applied Sciences has the most sustainable academic building in the Netherlands. Solar City Nijmegen has been enriched with the addition of a unique and sustainable building. The I/O building, which recently became the new home of the Faculty of Education of HAN University of Applied Sciences (HAN), is the most sustainable academic building in the Netherlands. The outward appearance of the building is determined by sustainability aspects, which also respect adjacent buildings.
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