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VMX ArchitectsEx-Casa 400Max Havelaar SchoolGA Terminal Schiphol

CompetitionsHavenkwartier +Miami Pier Museum

Government Building AgencyO.M. Office building Ministers Wing

Academy of ArchitectureLizzy & Okura QPaz: Urban exchange A Space Odyssey

Complete project list

2011 - 20142010 - 20122007 - 2011

June 28, 2013June 4, 2009

May 13, 2005March 11, 2004

June 8, 2006May 26, 2004June 6, 2003

2001 - 2014

Hugo KokNachtwachtlaan 319 | 1058 EL | Amsterdam | NLtel. +31 (0)6-42236590 | e-mail: [email protected]

PROJECTS

4Housing | selection phase to construction | AmsterdamVMX Architects | 2011 - 2014

EX-CASA 400

Ex-CASA 400 is an urban redevelopment which consists of the re-use of an existing student hotel (CASA 400) and a new residential tower in an area called Eenhoorngebied in the East of Amsterdam, close to the Amstel station. The starting point for this redevelopment was to turn it into a mixed living and working area. The municipality proposed the urban planning framework. A distinctive part of this urban planning was to create closed building blocks and a green axis, running from the northern Ringdijk diagonally through the area.In the preliminary design phase it was unanimously decided

to reuse the hull of the existing CASA 400 for 343 student residences. A gate in the existing building was made in order to continue the green axis of the urban plan and nearly all entrances to the apartments were situated there. The on-site restaurant in the building was retained. Along the Gooiseweg, a major entrance to Amsterdam, a new tower will be realised for about 130 starter homes. This triangular tower also marks the spot where the green axis of the urban plan for the Eenhoorngebied borders the Kamerlingh Onneslaan.

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Facade elements in factory

Typcial floorplan tower Housing type B

Housing type A

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BEGANE GRONDKELDER, TUSSENVERDIEPING,PLATTEGRONDENEX-CASAWERKFASEBOUWINVEST DEVELOPMENT BV1104 Ex-Casa 400

Stadionplein 221076 CM AmsterdamT +31 (0)20 / 676 12 11F +31 (0)20 / 679 24 55E [email protected]

OPMERKINGEN:

Peil is de bovenkant bestaand beton van de beganegrondvloer.

Hoofddraagconstructie volgens tekeningen en berekeningen van de constructeur.

Installaties volgens tekeningen en berekeningen installatieadviseur.

Brandmeldpaneel volgens opgave installateur.

Alle brandslanghaspels zijn inbouw, behalve in kelder.

Alle balustraden en leuningen met hoogte 1 m. boven de vloer; 1,2 m. indien hoogteverschil tov aansluitend peil 13m.

Deuren naar verblijfsruimten hebben een vrije doorgang van minimaal 0,85 m.

Geluidwering gevel en geluidwerende voorzieningen volgens berekeningen adviseur.

Het bouwwerk biedt voldoende bescherming tegen onderlinge geluidsoverlast tussen gebruiksfuncties.

OVERZICHT

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RENVOOI - ALGEMEEN

prefab beton

kalkzandsteen

prefab scheidingswand, metal stud, gipsplaten

nieuw metselwerk

isolatie (hoogwaardig)

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opstelplaats toilet

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opstelplaats douchebak

opstelplaats koelkastkk

opstelplaats wasmachine/drogerwmwd

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Deur, die zelfsluitend is uitgevoerd in combinatie met het kozijneen brandwerendheid bezit van tenminste 30 minuten


Deur, die zelfsluitend is uitgevoerd in combinatie met het kozijneen rookwerendheid (WTRD) bezit van tenminste 30 minuten

Deur, die in combinatie met het kozijneen rookwerendheid (WTRD) bezit van tenminste 30 minuten

Deur, die zelfsluitend is uitgevoerd

Deur, die in combinatie met het kozijn een brandwerendheidbezit van tenminste 30 minuten


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DERDE; VIERDE T/M ZESDEPLATTEGRONDENEX-CASAWERKFASEBOUWINVEST DEVELOPMENT BV1104 EX-CASA400

OPMERKINGEN:

Peil is de bovenkant bestaand beton van de beganegrondvloer.

Hoofddraagconstructie volgens tekeningen en berekeningen van de constructeur.

Installaties volgens tekeningen en berekeningen installatieadviseur.

Brandmeldpaneel volgens opgave installateur.

Alle brandslanghaspels zijn inbouw, behalve in kelder.

Alle balustraden en leuningen met hoogte 1 m. boven de vloer; 1,2 m. indien hoogteverschil tov aansluitend peil 13m.

Deuren naar verblijfsruimten hebben een vrije doorgang van minimaal 0,85 m.

Geluidwering gevel en geluidwerende voorzieningen volgens berekeningen adviseur.

Het bouwwerk biedt voldoende bescherming tegen onderlinge geluidsoverlast tussen gebruiksfuncties.

OVERZICHT

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RENVOOI - ALGEMEEN

prefab beton

kalkzandsteen

prefab scheidingswand, metal stud, gipsplaten

nieuw metselwerk

isolatie (hoogwaardig)

beton

bestaand beton

lichte scheidingswand

isolatie

lichte scheidingswand met afwerklaag

opstelplaats kooktoestel

opstelplaats gootsteen

opstelplaats toilet

opstelplaats wastafel

opstelplaats douchebak

opstelplaats koelkastkk

opstelplaats wasmachine/drogerwmwd

N.B. opstelling indicatief, e.e.a. conform tekening leveranciers



Deur, die zelfsluitend is uitgevoerd in combinatie met het kozijneen rookwerendheid (WTRD) bezit van tenminste 30 minuten

Deur, die in combinatie met het kozijneen rookwerendheid (WTRD) bezit van tenminste 30 minuten

Deur, die zelfsluitend is uitgevoerd

Deur, die in combinatie met het kozijn een brandwerendheidbezit van tenminste 30 minuten


Beweegbare constructieonderdelen:




Ground floor

3rd till10th floor

9Former Casa400 stripped

First prefab facade elements and bathrooms

Gate under construction

New facade under construction

Section through the gate / green axis

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Secondary school | selection phase to construction | HoogvlietVMX Architects | 2010 - 2012

Education is strongly focused on the individual student at a training college. A small and safe environment is of great importance for this particular target group. The expansion for the Accent Vocational Centre that is based on this idea. The first phase of this multi-year development consisted of a compact two-storey building containing all the practice rooms (such as an engineering workshop, beauty salon and shop) In order to simulate real workplace conditions as closely as possible, these areas are furnished as workspaces and not as neutral classrooms. This is also visible in the facade through

MAX HAVELAAR SCHOOL

the large shop windows along the street and high industrial doors that lead to the outdoor workshop (used for construction activities). Offices, staff and creative workspaces are situated on the upper level, where the light mainly enters through skylights. This aluminium-finished storey sits crown-like on the glass lower level. With its transparent ground floor, this building explicitly relates to its environment. Its large garage doors practically turn it into an outdoor school where the students although still completing their education - already find themselves in the middle of society so to speak.

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concierge (downstairs) and staff offices (upstairs) class room from corridor

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Terminal | preliminary design to construction | Schiphol AmsterdamVMX Architects | 2007 - 2011

This building is a new GA Terminal for Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam. GA (General Aviation) is the international name for private and business flights. The new GA Terminal is located in Schiphol-Oost, along the GA platform. The benefit of General Aviation is reaching the airplane almost directly, without waiting lines and with optimal privacy to those who need it (royal families, head of states or celebrities). The design maximises this benefit by bringing the passenger and the plane together as closely as possible. On landside the passengers are dropped off inside the building, sheltering them from rain, wind or cameras. On Airside the canopy gives this same comfort while boarding the airplane. Above the terminal there are office spaces for aviation related companies, underneath is a

parking garage for passengers as well as employees. The shape of the building provides extra privacy by using the canopy on airside to limit the view onto boarding passengers but allowing light to come into the offices and on landside by directing the view of the offices upwards to the sky instead of downwards to arriving passengers. The faade is finished with a silver polyester plate that has a silver sparkle. The silver makes the building fit in with its surrounding buildings (since gray and black are the most used colours at Schiphol Airport). The sparkle however differentiates the building from the rest and makes it unique. Along the platform the pink faade forms a neon like line to set the building apart further and accentuate its public function.

GA TERMINAL SCHIPHOL

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GA Terminal from airside

GA Terminal from landside

the plane and car as close to eachother as possible

privacy for passengers by shape

split-level terminal organisation of the building

terminalofficestechnical

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long section

cross section

GA Terminal from landside

canopy on airside

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ground floor

basement

first floor

second floor

VIP long term parking

terminal hal

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office space

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Urban renewal & housing | Europan 12 competition, finalist | AssenIn collaboration with L. Rezbarikova and S. Fallahi | June 28 2013

HAVENKWARTIER +

Havenkwartier + is a transformation strategy for the former har-bour of Assen. The site is currently a mono-functional and un-derused business park with a harbour that has lost its function. Our strategy aims to transform the site into a new lively urban mixed-use neighbourhood for working, living, cultural activities, social events, recreation and experiments.

The plan follows on an existing masterplan which today is not feasible to develop in the traditional way (meaning all at once), our plan is based on a gradual transformation process which has no fixed timeframe or outcome. The city also planned two large-scale interventions: the new City Boulevard and a new Blue Axis (reconnected canal for recreational water route through the city). Our proposal uses small steps, making the plan more flexible (order of the steps), more feasible (based on demand) and more adaptable (in time). The steps are meant to activate the site, to

mix new programme & people and to add living qualities. For a successful transformation you need the right tools to make it work. In our proposal we have categorized them into three groups, each with a specific purpose. We use tools for Activation, tools for Mixing and tools to add Living Qualities.

Havenkwartier + is about introducing new people to the site, bringing them together and building for communities. Present people should be invited to participate or reinvent their position on the site. The first new people (1st generation) will be pioneers that have a direct connection to the site and are adventurous by nature making them ideal for pioneering. The second group (2nd generation) follows in the footsteps of the pioneers; already the site will be more mixed, lively and liveable. This makes it suitable for additional, more traditional, groups of people. The third group follows in the same way; the more facilities and liveable the site becomes the more diverse groups it attracts.

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CONNECTIONHavenkwartier is from origin a business park with Entrepeneurs.

Water Lovers Starters Seniors

DIYers

AGE 30-65+LIVING SPACE 50+ m2WORKING + (Optional)SHARING Marina, Outside Space (Water-related)CONNECTION Canal & Former Harbour

AGE 25-35LIVING SPACE 50-75 m2WORKING + (optional)SHARING outside space, car (green wheels)CONNECTION up-and-coming area, affordable

AGE 30-65LIVING SPACE 70-200 m2WORKING 25-50 m2SHARING -CONNECTION trendy area, work from home, central location

AGE 25-65+LIVING SPACE 25-150 m2WORKING + (Optional)SHARING facilities (swimming pool, meeting room, garden, fitness, etc.)CONNECTION free plots to build collective housing building

AGE 65+LIVING SPACE 50-100 m2WORKING -SHARING meeting place, outside spaceCONNECTION central location, recreation nearby, facilities

AGE 30-65LIVING SPACE 95-155 m2WORKING + (Optional)SHARING -CONNECTION free plots to build own house

AGE 18-30LIVING SPACE 25 m2WORKING -SHARING Cafeteria, Laundry Room, Wifi, Outside SpaceCONNECTION H.I.T.

Students

Craftsman

Collective

Urban Professionals

Entrepreneur

Community Organizers

AGE 25-55LIVING SPACE 25+ m2WORKING 65+ m2SHARING Multi Functional SpaceCONNECTION Site for working

Step 1: Location, Location

Step 2: Attract Visitors

Step 3: Pioneers

Step 4: More Living + + +

Step 5: Connect to the Center

Step 6: Spreading Out

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Tomorrow After 2 Years 3 To 10 Years? 3 To 20 Years? 10 To 20 Years?

CONNECTIONCurrently some empty buildings have found new users in the form of Community Organisations (Drumschool Assen, Zorggroep Drenthe, etc.)

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Activating Events Activating Hot Spots Activating Re-use / Re-cycle

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3. Cafeteria with roof terrace B. Re-use hall for sports & fitness

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1. Kiosk with small shops and garden

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Impression - The Warehouse

Model images - The Warehouse

First floor

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Diagram with communal space

Elevation

Diagram with houses

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Impression - The Loft

Diagram for circulation

Model images - The Loft

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Diagram for typology

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Museum | competition | Miami USAorganised by Arquitectum | June 4 2009

MIAMI PIER MUSEUM

The Miami Pier Museum is located at the end of Fifth Avenue on South Beach Miami. The Pier Museum commemorates the Latin American immigrants who came to the city from the 60s to the 80s in search of a better future. Personal effects, souve-nirs and photos belonging to this generation of immigrants will be exhibited. Next to exhibitions the Museum also has a social and educational agenda supported by an auditorium, library, Multi Use Room (MUR) and cafeteria. The starting point for this design is the unique geographic loca-tion on South Beach that allows the Museum to function as a Pier as well. While the Museum commemorates the immigrants who have arrived on these shores, the Pier creates a panoramic route out onto the ocean. By precisely aligning this route with 5th Avenue and extending it from the observation deck above

the Museum to the beachfront the design aims to optimize the connections between the Museum and South Beach. The entrance level is positioned along the route to the beach-front and directly accessible from the observation deck. This level is optimized to invite visitors in, stimulate interaction between different visitors and create panoramic views out onto the ocean. From the main hall visitors descend one level to where the exhibition loop starts, leading them through the exhibitions (permanent and temporary) and commemorative spaces. Contrary to the panoramic level above, this one is almost completely under sea level receiving indirect light only. This creates intimate and flexible exhibition spaces that focus on the memories of those who came to Miami in search of the American Dream.

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exhibition loop

5th AvenueSouth Beach

pier level

entrance level

exhibition level

observation deck

Long section

Floorplans

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O.M. OFFICE BUILDING

Near the city centre of Lelystad a new office building has been realised for the Public Prosecution Service (O.M.). Together with the Courthouse and the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service it forms a cluster of judicial buildings. The building has five floors and a footprint of 18 by 43 meters. The faade is a grid that is 3.6 by 3.6 meters and made of black perforated steel plates. Behind the vertical lines of the grid there are hatches for natural ventilation and behind the horizontal lines of the grid all

Office building | preliminary & final design | Lelystad Government Building Agency | May 13 2005

the installations such as air ducts, data, and electricity are placed. The grid is disrupted on the front by the main entrance, on the back by the service entrance and on the fifth floor by a balcony. The building has no lowered ceilings; the internal walls solve acoustics. In comparison to a traditional office this one is 45% more energy efficient due to the double faade, heating and cool-ing provided through the concrete floors and storing the surplus of heat into the ground underneath the building.

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typical floorplan horizontal detail of the facade

Model image Facade material sample

impression of O.M. office

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The Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management commissioned The Government Building Agency for a new interior of the Ministers wing in their existing building. The current interior has relatively small rooms and an unpractical setup. The new interior offers larger, lighter rooms for all staff members. Because every room (work space, meeting room or hallway) has its own walls of glass, wood or white plasterwork they are always

MINISTERS WINGInterior | preliminary design | The Hague

Government Building Agency | March 11 2004

experienced as separate rooms. The spaces in-between the walls vary in size and can be used for different purposes like art displays or secret passageways. The head secretary who redirects all visitors to the meeting room or office that they need to visit occupies the central room. It also functions as the main entrance for visitors, a waiting room and a central space that can be used for special events.

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programmatic spaces

the in-between spaces model image

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Urban plan and extension Hotel Okura | Amsterdamgraduation project AvBA | June 8 2006

LIZZY & OKURA

The Lizzy Ansingh neighbourhood and the Okura Hotel, located in Amsterdam South, form the plan area of my graduation pro-ject. The area has very high contrasts in users, typologies and programmes. The plan area has a childrens farm, an interna-tional top hotel, an elderly home, social housing and a sports hall. This unique mixture has developed itself over a course of 80 years, by diverse plans that each time were completely dif-ferent than its predecessors or because they have only partly been realised.In the current situation all blocks are turned away from each other, which leaves the borders without much spatial qualities. The new urban plan consists of growth within the plan area, with preservation of the high contrasts. A new street plan forms the base filled with 7 blocks of which 2 exist, 2 will be upgraded

and 3 will be new. The new street plan searches for connections to the surrounding urban plan designed by H.P. Berlage (Plan South 1917), the blocks themselves however have their own typology and height to go with it.

Block 7 is the extension of the existing Okura Hotel that dou-bles the capacity of the hotel. The design consists of a new tower placed directly next to the existing one, keeping the iconic value of having one tower but upgrading it with more programme. The hotel has 5 terraces for the public functions of the hotel; in between these will be the guest rooms and the conference centre. Every terrace has its own theme that is linked to the programme and the terraces height (from street level to the height of the new skyline of Amsterdam).

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Terrace 4 | 75 meter

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New skyline Amsterdam


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terrace 5: night club, 124m

terrace 4: French restaurant, 75m

terrace 3: Health club, 39m

terrace 2: Banquet hall, 17m

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reception and entrance from parking void from lobby to third terrace

reception and central cross (circulation) commemorating Mr. Okura

connection banquet hall, roof and conference centre ballrooms and central stairs

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elevation new hotel

elevation new hotel

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basement: parking & service

ground floor: lobby & shops

first floor: ballrooms

fourth floor: conference center floor 15 to 22: guest rooms

thirteenth floor: health club

fifth floor: banquet hall

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La Paz, the capitol of Bolivia is situated on 3500 meters above sea level in between the Andean high planes and the Amazon rain forests. A valley forms the border between the high planes on one side and the steep slopes going down to the Amazon on the other. The radical geography dictates the growth of the city into a linear structure. The Line of La Paz follows the Choqueyapu River that runs through the valley; it starts on the edge of the high planes in the former suburb El Alto and goes down more than 500 meters into the warmer valley down south. The Line, formed by history and geography, provides La Paz with its unique character. It is where everything comes together. With everything and every-one coming together on this line, congestion is something that occurs daily. New infrastructural models for La Paz would kill

QPAZ: URBAN EXCHANGE

The Line and the life of the city. However by articulating or alter-ing it La Paz will maintain its unique character. This scenario will look for the qualities and potentials of the linear city, instead of seeing it as a problem. There are three strategies to alter The Line: adding new types of lines along the current, articulating the different zones it crosses or implementing new points along it to interact with. The Urban Exchange is a family of 7 points that collect speci-fities from their surroundings to make them accessible to oth-ers. The points add a new network of information to the linear city. They function as navigation points for different users of the city, in their own or a new area. The objects also take on the role of urban furniture, which interacts with their surroundings. They create informal meeting points for the different users of the city.

Information pavilions | La Paz, BoliviaP6 AvBA & Universidad Catolica de La Paz | May 26 2004

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Mapping the city of La Paz

Impression pavilion 1: Trade

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a new line of information pavilions added to the linear city

generating information exchange between different groups in the city

existing specialty of an area framed and made accesible for others

concept development

promoting the different specialities of the city

Impression pavilion 4: Tourism

Model pavilion 4: Tourism Model pavilion 1: Trade

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Section pavilion 6: Education

Model pavilion 6: Education

Section pavilion 1: Trade Section pavilion 1: Trade

Model pavilion 6: Education

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This is a design for a casino of 9,000m2 on a parking lot be-tween the RAI and Amsterdam South. A casino is a closed environment that attempts to keep its visitors inside as long as possible to maximize their playtime. The connection to the outside world is limited as much as possible, so that the visitors are unaware of the time and change of day to night outside. The visitors enter a completely different world, where dimen-sions and experience of space are unlike those of the outside world; in this casino there is no difference between the three dimensions. By dividing it in sub compartments a network is formed that also works as one continuous space.

A SPACE ODYSSEYCasino | Amsterdam

P6 AvBA | June 6 2003

The space in-between is used for supporting functions (staff and supplies) and four main cores. From these cores it is pos-sible for staff to enter any sub compartment directly without passing others. The inside world of the casino is an odyssey for its visitors, where they travel through the sub compartments of the network along different games, restaurants, bars and gardens (Odys-sey = A long wandering or voyage usually marked by many changes of fortune). The sub compartments (rhombicubocthe-dron) are deformed in a way that together they create a casino landscape.

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Model Casino

Central circulation

sandwich panels aluminium cladding

steel trusses steel connections

Construction principles

Study model and concept collages

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VMX ArchitectsZalmplaatschoolEx-Casa 400Tullamore Arts CentreMax Havelaar SchoolWest Cork Arts CentreNaaldwijkIthakaSustainable OfficeGA Terminal SchipholIrish ChanceryBurgfonds HQ

CompetitionsHavenkwartier +Miami Pier Museum99K House

Government Building AgencyO.M. Office building OostereilandMinisters Wing De AlbatrosCorrectional Facility Zaanstad

Academy of ArchitectureLizzy & Okura QPaz: Urban exchangeInstitute for Self ImprovementA Space Odyssey Woongebouw WaterstadShifting scalesLeisure Island

Meyer & Van Schooten ArchitectsRotterdam Central StationZilverparkkadeOosterdokeilandWesterdokseiland, La Grande CourING Headquarters

EducationalHousingCulturalEducationalCulturalHousingHousingOffice & researchPublic buildingOffice & public buildingOffice

Urban planning & housingMuseumSingle family house

OfficeUrban planningInteriorOffice & renovationPenitentiary

Urban planning & hotelPavilionsPublic buildingCasinoHousingPavilionUrban planning

InfrastructureHousingHousingHousingOffice

Complete project list 2001 - 2014

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