I'm asking this question because I have read several articles which argue that this phase in Dutch architeccture is evolving into something new, more lreated to a different architecture which not so showy or exhibionist. I will include some of the articles and I will like to know your opinion on what it will come next for architecture in the Netherlands.
It’s been over at least since the credit crunch a decade ago
piero1910
May 31, 21 3:34 pm
So, I just have some simple question. Is this better for the Netherlands? And, what are the next firms or architects who are mostly associated with this new generation of Dutch architecture?
Is it better for the Netherlands that Superdutch is sort of over? I don't know, it is an international design approach/language that still has the Dutch conceptual dna but is applied anywhere and everywhere. I actually pass by MVRDV's WoZoCo project by bike (from the cover of that book Superdutch) on my way to a current job:
piero1910
Jun 1, 21 9:39 pm
Yes, you are fully right. I completely forgot that we had discussed it previously. I have been lately curious because I have read many articles on that topic. So I thought that I could get a sort of personal opinions on what it is about to come next for the Netherlands. Although it is very difficult to say it as you mentioned it. For example,I was very curious to know what it is probably taught at the architectural institutes or universities, such TU Delft. Would they tell their students to get inspiration by this Superdutch or would they show something else? I do not know if I am explaining my point well
randomised
Jun 2, 21 7:13 am
You can check out the work that’s being selected for the Dutch Archiprix...that should give you a good idea where the institutes are pushing education and what students are into these days.
Donna Sink
Jun 1, 21 4:03 pm
For some reason I read Superdutch as Milkshake Duck and thought "Well of course it's over, that's the point of the term milkshake duck."
Koww
Jun 1, 21 8:38 pm
some firms like mecanoo, mvrdv should have been banned long ago
Non Sequitur
Jun 2, 21 7:25 am
Superdutch? Is that the latest Austin Powers Villain?
I'm asking this question because I have read several articles which argue that this phase in Dutch architeccture is evolving into something new, more lreated to a different architecture which not so showy or exhibionist. I will include some of the articles and I will like to know your opinion on what it will come next for architecture in the Netherlands.
https://www.architectural-revi...
https://www.architectural-revi...
https://www.architectural-revi...
https://www.architectural-revi...
https://www.baunetz.de/baunetz...
https://au-magazine.com/shop/a...
It’s been over at least since the credit crunch a decade ago
So, I just have some simple question. Is this better for the Netherlands? And, what are the next firms or architects who are mostly associated with this new generation of Dutch architecture?
To quote NS "Do your own homework"
Maybe re-read your ATLAS of emerging practices:
...but anyways we've been over this already: https://archinect.com/forum/thread/150234595/dutch-contemporary-architects
Is it better for the Netherlands that Superdutch is sort of over? I don't know, it is an international design approach/language that still has the Dutch conceptual dna but is applied anywhere and everywhere. I actually pass by MVRDV's WoZoCo project by bike (from the cover of that book Superdutch) on my way to a current job:
Yes, you are fully right. I completely forgot that we had discussed it previously. I have been lately curious because I have read many articles on that topic. So I thought that I could get a sort of personal opinions on what it is about to come next for the Netherlands. Although it is very difficult to say it as you mentioned it. For example,I was very curious to know what it is probably taught at the architectural institutes or universities, such TU Delft. Would they tell their students to get inspiration by this Superdutch or would they show something else? I do not know if I am explaining my point well
You can check out the work that’s being selected for the Dutch Archiprix...that should give you a good idea where the institutes are pushing education and what students are into these days.
For some reason I read Superdutch as Milkshake Duck and thought "Well of course it's over, that's the point of the term milkshake duck."
some firms like mecanoo, mvrdv should have been banned long ago
Superdutch? Is that the latest Austin Powers Villain?