Comments on: The Dawn of Contemporary Dutch Architects http://www.dysturb.net/2007/the-dawn-of-contemporary-dutch-architects/ dysturb.net is our shared mindscape on the visual, spatial & urban culture of the dutch architecture scene. Thu, 04 Dec 2008 01:49:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Talking to Vincent de Rijk at dysturb.net | dysturb.net is our shared mindscape on the visual, spatial & urban culture of the dutch architecture scene. http://www.dysturb.net/2007/the-dawn-of-contemporary-dutch-architects/#comment-6473 Talking to Vincent de Rijk at dysturb.net | dysturb.net is our shared mindscape on the visual, spatial & urban culture of the dutch architecture scene. Thu, 04 Sep 2008 13:13:56 +0000 http://www.dysturb.net/2007/the-dawn-of-contemporary-dutch-architects/#comment-6473 [...] Archinect has just published a short interview with Vincent de Rijk, arguably the Netherlands most well-known and admired physical model builder. He has made a large contribution to the aesthetics of contemporary Dutch architecture with his models. Most of us have seen his models in exhibitions, but unfortunately he has no (known) website that covers his work completely. We have also published an early model of de Rijk’s in The Dawn of Contemporary Dutch Architecture. [...] [...] Archinect has just pub­lished a short inter­view with Vin­cent de Rijk, arguably the Nether­lands most well-​known and admired phys­i­cal model builder. He has made a large con­tri­bu­tion to the aes­thet­ics of con­tem­po­rary Dutch archi­tec­ture with his models. Most of us have seen his models in exhi­bi­tions, but unfor­tu­nately he has no (known) web­site that covers his work com­pletely. We have also pub­lished an early model of de Rijk’s in The Dawn of Con­tem­po­rary Dutch Archi­tec­ture. [...]

]]> By: Darrel http://www.dysturb.net/2007/the-dawn-of-contemporary-dutch-architects/#comment-2378 Darrel Tue, 27 Nov 2007 17:05:14 +0000 http://www.dysturb.net/2007/the-dawn-of-contemporary-dutch-architects/#comment-2378 Peter, as Thomas says, neither of us can access the book right now, or the coming months. It was the presentation booklet -spiral bound A3 Landscape. For sure it should be available in the OMA archives if you need it for research. Perhaps the NAi could also give you a lead? If you are doing an MSc at TU Delft, perhaps one of the professors could connect you with one of the designers? Sorry we cannot help more, good luck. Darrel Peter, as Thomas says, nei­ther of us can access the book right now, or the coming months. It was the pre­sen­ta­tion book­let -spiral bound A3 Land­scape. For sure it should be avail­able in the OMA archives if you need it for research. Per­haps the NAi could also give you a lead? If you are doing an MSc at TU Delft, per­haps one of the pro­fes­sors could con­nect you with one of the design­ers?
Sorry we cannot help more, good luck.
Darrel

]]> By: toms http://www.dysturb.net/2007/the-dawn-of-contemporary-dutch-architects/#comment-2377 toms Tue, 27 Nov 2007 16:32:20 +0000 http://www.dysturb.net/2007/the-dawn-of-contemporary-dutch-architects/#comment-2377 Unfortunately Darrel is in Montreal, and I am in Aleppo - if you need it for research, you can always contact maxwan (www.maxwan.com), refer to this article, mention Darrel, and ask if you can visit the office o have a look at the folder. I cannot promise anything, but my colleagues there are friendly and helpful. Unfor­tu­nately Darrel is in Mon­treal, and I am in Aleppo - if you need it for research, you can always con­tact maxwan (www.​maxwan.com), refer to this arti­cle, men­tion Darrel, and ask if you can visit the office o have a look at the folder. I cannot promise any­thing, but my col­leagues there are friendly and help­ful.

]]> By: Peter Bednar http://www.dysturb.net/2007/the-dawn-of-contemporary-dutch-architects/#comment-2133 Peter Bednar Sun, 18 Nov 2007 02:41:29 +0000 http://www.dysturb.net/2007/the-dawn-of-contemporary-dutch-architects/#comment-2133 Very nice! is there a chance you guys could post more of the images? or this something that could be found in a library? (@TU Delft ideally :) thanks. Very nice! is there a chance you guys could post more of the images? or this some­thing that could be found in a library? (@TU Delft ide­ally :)

thanks.

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