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Anne Hoogewoning, Roemer van Toorn, Piet Vollaard and Arthur Wortmann Architecture in the Netherlands Design: Joseph Plateau, Illustrated (colour and b/w), Paperback, sewn, 176 pages, Size: 24 x 32 cm
The selection includes projects by Wiel Arets (Utrecht University Library), het Architectenforum (Extension Lower House), Bekkering Adams architecten (Maashaven de Zuidpunt), Benthem Crouwel (Van Krimpen House), Border Architecture (VILiaaL 0), Hilberink Bosch architecten (Apartments), Santiago Calatrava (Bridges over the Hoofdvaart), Claus en Kaan (Tynaarlo Town Hall; Netherlands Forensic Institute), diederendirrix (PPML House), DP6 (Trefpunt), Groosman (INIT multi-company building), Grosfeld (Winters industrial building), Hubert-Jan Henket (ArtEZ Dance & Theatre Faculty), Herman Hertzberger (CODA), JHK Architecten ('The Bridge' office), Rob Krier & Christoph Kohl (Haverleij Castle), MVRDV (Patio island; Lloyd Hotel), De Nijl Architecten (Parkrand Osdorp), NOX / Lars Spuybroek (Son-O-House), OMA (Souterrain / Tram tunnel), Hans Ruijssenaars (Matlung & Miltenburg House), Ruimtelab (Urban Villa), Paul de Ruiter (Rijkswaterstaat Zeeland office), SeArch (Wolzak Farmhouse), UN Studio (La Defense multi-company building), VMX (Directie Noordzee Headquarters) and Zecc (Tower House). |
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The highly popular Architecture in the Netherlands once again presents a selection of the previous year's most remarkable architecture on Dutch soil. In making their selection of more than 30 projects that were realized in 2004, the editors have sought to offer a broad representation of various currents, design strategies, building types and topical themes that were characteristic for architecture in 2004. The editorial essays and the photo essay by Jeroen Musch explore these topical themes in greater depth. There is also an overview of the previous year's most important prizes, competitions, exhibitions and publications.