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Staged every four years, the PrixdeRome.nl Architecture gives architects, urban planners and landscape architects under the age of 35 the opportunity to display their talents. The subject of the preliminary round of competition was August Allebeplein, a public square in Amsterdam. Participants were invited to create proposals that enhanced the sense of community.

This issue of "OASE" examines the diminishing culture of architecture criticism, and the role that architecture magazines play within the current debate. A record of events organized around the journal's twenty-fifth anniversary, this issue brings together important critical voices around one central question: what role should the architecture journal play in an increasingly acritical landscape?

This edition of "Architecture in the Netherlands" honors the country's most remarkable architecture of 2009. The 30 selected projects provide an overview of the diverse trends, design strategies and themes that shaped the year. It includes a calendar of significant news events, as well as a listing of the year's most important prizes, competitions, exhibitions, articles and publications.

The Utrecht architect and designer Gerrit Rietveld (1888-1964) is one of the best known Dutch design professionals of the twentieth century, world-famous for his Red-Blue Chair and the Rietveld Schröder House. But few are aware of the full range of his oeuvre. In this lavishly illustrated book, leading international scholars bring Rietveld's ideas to life and show how his work and methods were influenced by his surroundings, his professional c...

Over the years, hospitals, psychiatric institutions and hospice facilities for the elderly have been subject to radical change. To a great extent, these buildings--their amenities and accommodations--have been shaped by developments in medicine and government, shifts in societal and patient perceptions, as well as evolution in architectural ideologies and theories. "Healthcare Architecture in the Netherlands" describes the historical evolution...

Text by Ole Bouman, Anneke Abhelakh, Martine Zoeteman, Mieke Dings.

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Edited by Anne Hoogewoning, Lex ter Braak, David Hamers, Erik de Jong.

Working without the interventions of an engineer or building contractor, Dutch architect Frank Havermans (born 1967) constructs complex structures that display his fascination with architectonic space. His activities include the design of furniture, interior and exterior design projects and large-scale urbanism. Documenting his work since 1998, this monograph presents maquettes and scale models alongside images of the realized projects.

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Positions addresses the ascent of architectural photography as a discipline, and the changing role of the architectural photographer. Once merely charged with providing a purely documentary representation of a building, the architectural photographer now offers a personal interpretation of the work of the architect, urban planner or landscape designer--what the editors of this volume term "commissioned interpretive photography, " which raises ...

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Het oorspronkelijke gebouw van de Noordelijke Hogeschool Leeuwarden, een ontwerp van architect Abe Bonnema uit 1984, vormt door zijn kleinschalige samenvoeging van bouwmassa¿s een amorf geheel. Het werd door Architectuurstudio HH uitgebreid met een even omvangrijke nieuwbouw, waarbij het bestaande gebouw intact werd gelaten. De nieuwbouw omsluit aan alle kanten het oorspronkelijke gebouw dat hierdoor als een schilderijlijst van een samenvatten...

Danish artist Asger Jorn (1914-1973) is internationally renowned for his activities within the CoBrA and the International Situationist groups. Quite apart from his paintings, prints, ceramics and sculptures, Jorn produced a remarkable amount of theoretical work. His ideas are still extremely relevant to contemporary discourse. However, in contrast to his artistic oeuvre, Jorn's theoretical arguments have received much less attention from scho...

Text by Ine Gevers, Renu Addlahka, Michel Callon, Johnson Cheu, Amade M'Charek.

At 610 metres, the TV Tower in Guangzhou designed by the Dutch architects Mark Hemel and Barbara Kuit is one of the world's tallest buildings. Construction of this spectacular tower, which is now nearing completion, was exceptionally complex owing to its free form, tremendous height and welter of facilities including observation decks, conference rooms, shops and cinemas. Additionally, the location requires that it should be able to withstand ...

The Netherlands first developed a policy on "the compact city" about 25 years ago, following the economic crises of the 1970s and the earlier policy of clustered dispersal. The four major Dutch cities in the western Randstad conurbation were then confronted with massive outflows of middle and higher-income residents. At the same time, there were new insights into the importance of strong cities in the emerging global network economy. Issues of...

The work of Dutch architect Charles Vandenhove has always evinced a tension between his Modernist training and a desire to revise or even reject that heritage, but the past five years have seen him returning to his Modernist education, evolving towards a more austere formal vocabulary. Charles Vandenhove: Recent Work 1995-2000 clearly charts this development, in such striking examples as the Staar complex in Maastricht, the renovation of the K...

Directly and indirectly, since the Second World War, a large part of the Dutch environment has been influenced by American architecture. This history of transatlantic influences on Dutch architecture, which includes the work of Richard Meier, Steven Holl and Frank Israel, has been written on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the launching of the famous Marshal Plan, which played such a vital role in boosting economic recovery and mor...