Utrecht Architecture News: Dutch Buildings
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Utrecht Architecture: Netherlands Buildings
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Block 8 for Merwede Utrecht, KCAP
Block 8 for Merwede Utrecht building design by KCAP for developers Synchroon and AM within urban plan by BURA urbanism that transforms former industrial area into a lively, healthy, and sustainable city quarter
Rock Utrecht residential tower
The Rock residential tower Utrecht with an undulating facade design by LIAG for students in Kanaleneiland: eye-catching transformation of the former Oudenrijn hospital site from the 1960s
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Barnhouse Werkhoven near Utrecht: Dutch Home
Ruud Visser Architects designed Barnhouse Werkhoven to appear like a barn converted into a house from a catalouge. Like cars, Catalogue-houses are sold in different types.
Bunnik House in Utrecht Property
Doctor’s house from early 1960s in Bunnik, Utrecht, Netherlands, property renovation by O2 Studio: a home design focused on sustainable materials and energy consumption, using a hybrid system of PV panels and geothermal heat.
The Princess Máxima Center in Utrecht
Prestigious iF DESIGN AWARD 2019 for Experience Design Office MMEK’ with The Princess Máxima Center – MMEK’ received the award for their fully integrated interior design of Europe’s largest pediatric facility.
Wonderwoods Towers in Utrecht Buildings
Design: Stefano Boeri Architetti and MVSA Architects. The Wonderwoods plan comprises two towers, 90m and 70m in height, that will be used for living, working, relaxing and entertainment. The highest tower is on the Croeselaan.
Cartesiusdriehoek Blue District in Utrecht Building
Cartesiusdriehoek Blue District in Utrecht, Netherlands, design by Mecanoo architecten, a former marshalling yard of the Dutch Railways, will be transformed into the first urban blue zone.
state office de knoop, Utrecht Building: cepezed
The former Knoop military station in the city centre of Utrecht, formerly the headquarters of the Dutch land forces, to be redeveloped into a combined state office and meeting complex: state office de knoop, Utrecht by cepezed
The Green House in Utrecht Restaurant
A new circular building in the centre of Utrecht designed Dutch architects cepezed: this temporary pavilion offers space for a restaurant with its own urban farm, and meeting facilities.
Looping Towers in Utrecht, Maarssen Housing
The Looping Towers is situated on a main axis between Amsterdam and Utrecht and should act as a social “engine” in the area, which will undergo some major developments within the next years. The transformation will be designed by Peter Pichler Architecture.
De Verkenner Utrecht Residential Tower, Housing
Residential tower ‘De Verkenner’ in the typical post-war reconstruction district Kanaleneiland, Utrecht. The 50-m-tall building, with a mixed programme of housing, acts as a gatekeeper. The ‘slow-made’ concrete facade with its poetry artwork gives a unique identy to the building.
Rietveld Schröder House Utrecht
The Schroeder House by architect Gerrit Rietveld is commemorated on the occasion of De Stijl’s centennial. This architecture competition aims to create a new version.
Moreelsebrug Utrecht Bridge Design
Design: cepezed, architects. The Station district in Utrecht has been undergoing a real metamorphosis since some years. Between all the new buildings, conversions and renovations, the Moreelsebrug has also been realized recently.
NS-Railway Yard Mixed-Use Development Utrecht
Design: DELVA Landscape Architects, Studioninedots and Skonk. People are searching for neighborhoods that have their own character and also allow for the possibility to have a say in how their surroundings further grow and develop. Furthermore the future is unpredictable.
