Current Buildings:
Celosia housing, Madrid, Spain

MVRDV - Spanish Housing

Westerdokseiland
Under construction 2007-08

Amsterdam housing

Key Buildings:
Gemini Space - Frøsilos, Havnestad, Copenhagen, Denmark
2005
with Jørgensen & Wolhfeldts

photo © adrian welch
Pair of former seed silos on Copenhagen waterfront converted into 86
contemporary residential apartments
Gemini Housing, Denmark

WoZoCo housing, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1997

photograph © adrian welch
Dutch building



MVRDV Buildings (alphabetical):

Almere Urban design masterplan - proposal, The Netherlands
-

Amsterdam West – housing, The Netherlands
2007
For Woningcoporatie Het Oosten
Developer: Kristal

Art Triennial pavilion, Niigata, Japan
-

Borneo Sporenburg - two buildings, Amsterdam
-

image © adrian welch
MVRDV Architects : Dutch houses

Calveen, Amersfoort, The Netherlands
2000

Celosia, Madrid, Spain
2007

Didden Village, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
2007

Dutch Pavilion, Expo 2000, Hanover, Germany
2000

Effenaar, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
2005

Flight Forum - Business park, Eindhoven
2004

‘Gyre’ shopping center, Tokyo, Japan
2008

Housing scheme, Vienna, Austria
-

Liuzhou residential project, China
2008-

image : MVRDV
Chinese project

Lloyd Hotel, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2004

Malmö art pavilion, Sweden
-

Matsudai, Japan
2003

Maxima Medical Center, Veldhoven, The Netherlands
2003

Mirador, Madrid, Spain
2004

Mobility Park, nr Hamburg, Germany
-

MVRDV House, Utrecht, The Netherlands
1997
Two-family house

Nieuw Leyden, Leiden, The Netherlands
2006

Parkrand building, Amsterdam
2006

Porters Lodges, National Park De Hoge Veluwe, The Netherlands
1996

Silodam - housing, Oude Houthaven, Amsterdam
2002

photo © adrian welch
Dutch housing

Studio Thonik, Amsterdam
2001

University faculty, Nijmegen, Gelderland, The Netherlands
-

Unterföhring Park Village - Office development, München, Germany
2004

Villa VPRO - Headquarters for Public Broadcasting Company VPRO, Hilversum
1997

Waterwijk Ypenburg, The Hague, The Netherlands
2001

Westerdokseiland, Amsterdam
2007


MVRDV Architects - Background:

1984-1990 - Technical University Delft, Faculty of Construction, Engineering, Departments of Architecture and Urban Design

1991 - Winy Maas co-founded MVRDV with Jacoiv van Rijs & Natalie de Vries - the 'Office of Architecture and Urbanism' in Rotterdam. He worked with Unesco and with OMA (Office of Metropolitan Architecture) in Rotterdam.

The design by Winy Maas for the Dutch Pavilion at Expo 2000 was a 40m high ‘Vertical Landscape'.

Winy Maas teaches and lectures at the Architectural Association, London, the Technical University, Delft, the Berlage Institute, Amsterdam, and the Academies of Architecture and Urban Planning in Rotterdam and Amsterdam.

Practice: office based in Rotterdam
Studio founded in 1990/91 after winning first prize in Berlin Europan Competition



Gemini Space Copenhagen

photograph © adrian welch

Projects:
Brabant Library, Den Bosch, The Netherlands
2000

Container City, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
2002

Metacity-Datatown installation
-

Serpentine Pavilion London: Project never completed
-

Light Urbanism study for the Municipality of Rotterdam
-

MVRDV architect : Winy Maas

Copenhagen Architecture

MVRDV - Winy Maas Books:

Farmax by Winy Maas
MVRDV at VPRO
MetaCity/DataTown

MVRDV Books

Contemporary Architects



World Architecture : e-architect - a guide to key buildings across the globe

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Dutch Architecture

Dutch Architects

MVRDV buildings - page : adrian welch / isabelle lomholt

Website: www.mvrdv.nl