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Samir Bantal, JaapJan Berg, Kees van der Hoeven, Anne Luijten
Architecture in the Netherlands
Yearbook 2009/10
Dolf Broekhuizen, Evert van Straaten and Herman van Bergeijk
Robert van 't Hoff
Architect of a New Society
Simon Franke, Allard Jolles and Piet Vollaard
With work by Theo Baart, Bas Princen, Ralph Kämena, Jannes Linders, Jeroen Musch and Hans Werlemann
Positions
Photography of Architecture, City and Landscape in the Netherlands
Jos Bosman, Aaron Betsky, Charles Esche, Linda Vlassenrood
Frank Havermans
Architectural Constructions
Kelly Shannon, Marcel Smets
The Landscape of Contemporary Infrastructure
Tom Avermaete, Klaske Havik, Hans Teerds (eds.), Nancy Meijsmans (guest editor)
OASE 80
On Territories
Huib van der Werf, Kate Orff, Merijn Oudenampsen, Klaske Havik
Waterfront Visions
Transformations in North Amsterdam
Hilde de Haan
Wood Works Onix
Architecture in wood
Dick van Gameren, Dirk van den Heuvel, Olv Klijn, Harald Mooij, Pierijn van der Putt, Sebastiaan Kaal and Paul Kuitenbrouwer
DASH
The Luxury City Apartment
Joachim Declerck, Christoph Grafe, Ruben Molendijk (eds.), Kersten Geers (guest eds.)
OASE 79
The architecture of James Stirling, 1964-1992
Ole Bouman, Anneke Abhelakh, Mieke Dings, Ingrid Oosterheerd, Martine Zoeteman
Architecture of Consequence
Dutch Designs on the Future
Vincent van Baar, Bert van Meggelen, Timo de Rijk (eds.)
Dutch Design Yearbook 2009
Winy Maas, The Why Factory (eds.)
Visionary Cities
12 reasons for claiming the future of our cities
Salomon Frausto (ed.)
Hunch 13
Consensus
Lex ter Braak, David Hamers, Anne Hoogewoning, Erik de Jong, Frank van der Salm, Dirk Sijmons, Hanneke Schreiber (eds.)
Reading the American Landscape
An Index of Books and Images
Jisca Bijlsma, Joris Molenaar, Elly Adriaansz, ZUS (Elma van Boxtel and Kristian Koreman), et al.
Photography: Jannes Linders
Villa Park in the City
The Chabot Museum and the Environs of the Museumpark Villas Rotterdam
Nienke van Boom, Hans Mommaas (eds.)
Comeback Cities
Transformation Strategies for Former Industrial Cities
Kayoko Ota (red.)
Inside Outside Petra Blaisse
Lara Schrijver
Radical Games
Popping the Bubble of 1960s Architecture
Linda Vlassenrood (ed.)
Tangible Traces
Dutch Architecture and Design in the making
Paul Meurs, Frits Gierstberg, Jaap Guldemond & Bregje van Woensel, Ineke Holtwijk, Luciano Figueredo
Brazil Contemporary
Architecture, Art, Visual Culture
Editors: Pnina Avidar, Raviv Ganchrow, Julia Kursell
OASE 78
Immersed
Sound and Architecture
Samir Bantal, JaapJan Berg, Kees van der Hoeven, Anne Luijten
Architecture in the Netherlands
Yearbook 2008/09
Karin Theunissen, Sebastiaan Kaal, Like Bijlsma, Nynke Jutten, Dick van Gameren and Willemijn Wilms-Floet
Editors: Dick van Gameren, Dirk van den Heuvel, Olv Klijn, Harald Mooij and Pierijn van der Putt, Chair of Housing Design, Delft University of Technology
DASH 01
New Open Space in Housing Ensembles
Ergün Erkoçu, Cihan Buğdacı
The Mosque.
Political, Architectural and Social Transformations
Salomon Frausto (ed.)
Hunch 12
Bureaucracy
Marlies Buurman, Bernard Hulsman, Hans Ibelings, Allard Jolles, Ed Melet, Ton Schaap, et al.
Eastern Harbour District Amsterdam
Urbanism and Architecture
Dolf Broekhuizen, Like Bijlsma and Eireen Schreurs, Paul Groenendijk, Ton Verstegen
Editors: Ton Verstegen and Dolf Broekhuizen
Contemporary Dutch School Architecture
A tradition of change
Editors: Tom Avermaete, Klaske Havik and Hans Teerds
OASE 77
Into the open
Accommodating the public
JaapJan Berg, Tahl Kaminer, Marc Schoonderbeek, Joost Zonneveld (eds.)
Houses in Transformation
Interventions in European Gentrification
Ole Bouman, Catja Edens, Cor Wagenaar, Olof Koekebakker
Editor: Saskia van Stein
Facts & Forms
The Best Buildings by Young Architects in the Netherlands
Marieke van Giersbergen, Linda Vlassenrood, Hetty Berens, Patrick van Mil and Katherine Rosmalen (eds.)
Architecture Bulletin 05
Symposium architecture 2.0 / The destiny of architecture
Hans Ibelings, Madeleine Maaskant, Jos Bosman and Giampiero Sanguigni
Editor: Hans Ibelings
Photography: Arthur Bagen
diederendirrix
Architects
Lars Spuybroek
The Architecture of Continuity
Essays and Conversations
Mechthild Stuhlmacher, Anne Holtrop (eds.), Mark Pimlott (guest editor)
OASE 76
Specificity
Marc Schoonderbeek, Filip Geerts, Véronique Patteeuw, Joachim Declerck (eds.)
OASE 75
25 Years of Critical Reflection on Architecture
Bert van Meggelen, Olof Koekebakker (eds.)
Memory and Transformation
International Triennial Apeldoorn. 100 Days of Culture, Gardens and Landscape
Christian Bertram, Erik de Jong and Michel Lafaille
Landscapes of the Imagination
Designing the European Tradition of Garden and Landscape Architecture 1600-2000
Christian Bertram, Lisa Diedrich, Frits Palmboom, Erik de Jong, Adriaan van der Staay, Clemens Steenbergen
Invisible Work
Michael van Gessel Landscape Architect
Olof Koekebakker, Jacqueline van der Kloet
The Royal Mile
Winy Maas, Marc Joubert, Tihamér Salij, Ole Bouman
NL28 Olympic Fire
Future Games
Theo Baart
Eiland 7
Tales from Suburbia
Manuel de Solà-Morales, Kenneth Frampton, Hans Ibelings, Adriaan Geuze
Manuel de Solà-Morales
A Matter of Things
Daan Bakker, Allard Jolles, Michelle Provoost, Cor Wagenaar
Architecture in the Netherlands
Yearbook 2007>08
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Salomon Frausto (ed.)
Hunch 14
Publicity
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Because of the rapid urbanization and increasing globalization of the past two decades, the culture of architecture has – more than ever before – become part of the popular imagination. This issue of Hunch explores the act of making architecture public. The contributions refl ect on the greater role that architects and architectural design are playing in public consciousness and perception.
Paperback, 176 pages, English edition
€ 27,00
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Meta Berghauser Pont, Per Haupt
Spacematrix
Space, Density and Urban Form
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Spacematrix explores the potential of urban density as a tool for urban planning and design. The authors’ fascination with density is not primarily normative, making no claim to know which density is best, but is driven by the desire to understand the relational logic between density, urban form and performance. This is a prerequisite for understanding and successfully predicting the effects of specific designs and planning proposals. The focus of attention is the relationship between types of urban environment and data such as amount, size, physical properties and economic values.
Hardcover, 280 pages, English edition
€ 47,50
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What will the library of the future look like? In an age in which information and communication are everywhere and the boundaries between producers and consumers of information are increasingly blurred, the question of what a public library might represent is urgent. The notion of a classical library in an academic environment with a formal collection and a permanent staff is already wavering.
Paperback, 124 pages, Dutch/English edition
€ 29,50
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Winy Maas, Pirjo Haikola, Ulf Hackauf, The Why Factory (eds.)
Green Dream
How Future Cities Can Outsmart Nature
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The Why Factory dreams the Green City There is confusion about what green means for design, architecture and urbanism. Winy Maas asserts that green projects are still disconnected efforts which fail to attain the scale of the interventions that are actually called for. Green is fashionable, but its design potentials remain unexplored.
Paperback, 408 pages, English edition
€ 35,00
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Editors: Tom Avermaete, Christoph Grafe, Klaske Havik, Johan Lagae, Véronique Patteeuw, Hans Teerds, Tom Vandeputte
OASE 81
Criticism Revisited
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The apparent increase in popular demand for volumes presenting works of architecture as novelties has been curiously matched by the marked absence of a critical discussion of the objects that would explain and examine their role as cultural statements or as exponents of particular urban, social and political visions.
Paperback, 144 pages, Dutch/English edition
€ 25,00
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Maarten Struijs worked as an architect at Public Works Rotterdam for more than twenty-five years. In this period he realized an impressive number of infrastructural projects. In Understanding Rotterdam Maarten Struijs looks back from the desert to analyze - in images and text - places and projects that have shaped him as an architect. Based on this analysis he puts into words his architectural motives for the designing of infrastructure and illustrates them with his latest projects: RandstadRail and Rotterdam Centraal.
Paperback, 160 pages, Dutch/English edition
€ 24,50
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Dick van Gameren, Dirk van den Heuvel, Olv Klijn, Harald Mooij and Pierijn van der Putt (eds.)
DASH
The Woonerf Today
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With its recognizable structures, informal surrounding spaces, special traffic rules and widespread application, the concept of the woonerf or ‘home zone’ came to prominence in the Netherlands in the 1960s and ’70s. It represents one of the most characteristic concepts with regard to the design of residential areas and has become firmly rooted socially.
Paperback, 160 pages, Dutch/English edition
€ 35,00
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Staged every four years, the PrixdeRome.nl Architecture is a competition that gives architects, urban planners and landscape architects under the age of 35 an opportunity to display their talents. The award’s previous laureates include designers such as Cornelis van Eesteren (1921), Wim Quist (1958), Piet Blom (1962), Carel Weeber (1966), Koen van Velsen (1986), Adriaan Geuze (1990) and Ronald Rietveld (2006).
Paperback, 120 pages, Dutch/English edition
€ 29,95
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Health care Architecture in the Netherlands describes the development of buildings for health care: hospitals and psychiatric institutions as well as housing and care facilities for the elderly. Since the creation of such amenities the architecture of their accommodations has been subject to radical change. Developments in medicine, societal shifts, patients’ perceptions, the role of government and, of course, architectural ideologies and theories have to a large degree determined the form of these buildings.
Hardcover, 352 pages, English edition
€ 59,00
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Sarah Williams Goldhagen, Cor Wagenaar, Eric Mumford (eds.)
Positions #1
Grand Plans
Journal on Modern Architecture and Urbanism
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Positions is an international, multidisciplinary, blind peer-reviewed scholarly journal devoted to the ongoing history, historiography, analysis, and theoretical reconceptualization of modern architecture and urbanism.
Paperback, 160 pages, English edition
€ 29,50
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