October 30th 2014, Today for the first time a visit on the muddy site. Building Contractor DonkerGroen built a 1:1 mockup of the 200 meter urn wall, made of recycled standard 30x30cm paving tiles. So we could make decisions about the way how to handle the stones, balancing between regularity and irregularity.
On the site shovels are busy to shape the terraces of the mountain and preparing the lines for foundations. Very exciting to see emerging a landscape that plays with an appearing and disappearing horizon.
Located in Park Lingezegen between Arnhem and Nijmegen NL.
client/ Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
curators/ Ingeborg de Roode, Carolien Glazenburg & Victoria Anastasyadis
date/ october 25 2014 till february 15 2015
location/ Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, NL
design/ Herman Verkerk & Paul Kuipers
production/ Rob den Dulk
photography/ Gert Jan van Rooij
client/ Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam & Stichting Best Verzorgde Boeken
curator/ Carolien Glazenburg
date/ october 24 2014 till november 25 2014
location/ Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, NL
design/ Herman Verkerk & Paul Kuipers
production/ Rob den Dulk, Piet Hein Clijsen
photography/ EventArchitectuur
www.stedelijkmuseum.nl
www.bestverzorgdeboeken.nl
At Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam the build-up of two exhibitions is in full swing:
TKV Superbox – curator’s choice of the acquired objects and products of applied arts over the last four years for the Stedelijk Museum Collection
BVB 2013 – Best Designed Books for the year 2013 in the Netherlands
design/ paul kuipers, herman verkerk
production/ klief
October 12th, 2014, Great news!
The Mountain Idyll as part of the plan ‘Three Idylls for Park Lingezegen’ (between Arnhem and Nijmegen in the Netherlands) is under construction. As from now on we will try to keep you updated on the developments. Planned completion in June 2015. Here are some areal views of the site. Plans are found at an earlier post for Mountain Idyll and Idylls for Park Lingezegen.
Driving through The Hague in the Netherlands one can spot some interesting things.
A very nice entrance to an apartment building.
Kunst am Bau & the integration of a petrol station into the urban fabric.
Berlage meets Oud.
First of a series: Stone Fences.
