Column Q3 2019 Ms. Architect for A.zine
We know Ms Merel Pit, of course, from her work as architecture journalist and as a talented...
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Category: Quarterly winner
Column Q2 2019 Luxury and idealism
Hong Kong has been inhabited for some 5000 years. However, its recent history begins with the...
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Column Q1 2019 Beauty is worth the effort
In the 19th century when large residential complexes were built, the servant quarters were often...
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The Profession of Architect
Architecture is called the master of the arts but in the Netherlands the profession has ever since...
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BEP Made Easy fourth quarterly winner 2018
De Architectural Creative Community ondersteunt jonge architecten om hun carrière te versnellen....
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QUARTER WINNERS TOMDAVIDARCHITECTS (2015) PRESENT TREE HUT AT FLEUR GROENENDIJK
On 2 September, architect David Baars explained how this architecture was realized between the...
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Beauty does not judge
Column by Dikkie Scipio following the project of Quarterly Winner 1 – 2018 Ankie Petersen.
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Ankie Petersen wins the 1st-quarter prize of 2018
Ankie Petersen is the the first quarterly winner of 2018 with her project ‘Controversial Heritage: European Cases in Architecture and Urbanism’.
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Update Quarter winner 2 2016 Ilse Mathijssen
The project De Wasemer by Ilse Mathijssen, winner of the second quarter of 2016, is progressing...
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Thank the Crisis
Machiavelli first said, “Never waste the opportunity offered by a good crisis.” Winston Churchill...
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Update De Dépendance by Research by Debate.
The winner of the second quarter is De Dépendance by Research by Debate. “Research by...
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Finissage expo Massive City / Micro Living
Follow-up Zaterdag 1 juli van 10 tot 14 uur : Finissage van de expositie Massive City /...
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