MVRDV Architects are an architecture office in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
This Dutch architecture practice is led by architects Winy Maas, Jacoiv van Rijs and Natalie de Vries.
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In conclusion, we post information and images of significant contemporary architecture projects by this Dutch design practice on this international website.
Recent designs include the Floating Museum Pavilion in Almere, the Rotterdam Public Library, and The Podium on Het Nieuwe Instituut roof, all in Holland.
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The municipality of Haarlemmermeer approved MVRDV’s urban plan for the new district Hyde Park. Located right next to Hoofddorp station, from spring of 2019, it will be just four minutes by train from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.
MVRDV has moved into the MVRDV House, their new offices in central Rotterdam, marking a new chapter for the expanding architectural practice.
MVRDV Architects News Archive from 2010 to 2013, starting with the publication Book Mountain Spijkenisse – Biography of a Building, the second part in an experimental series of books by this Dutch studio outlining complexities of realising a building.
13-storey office and retail building in Lódz by MVRDV with Piotr Bilinski Architects. Located near the newly developed railway station “Fabryczna” the building is inspired by the city’s industrial textile heritage. The 55m high round tower emerges from a four-storey plinth.
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The Valley contains offices topped with residences. The jagged, natural stone façade is defined via a parametric tool developed by architects MVRDV with Arup Amsterdam. This provided real-time control over quantities of daylight and sunlight, over structural limitations and required privacy. No two apartments are alike.
The Sax is formed from two interconnected towers. The building is located between the New Luxor Theater and the Boston & Seattle residential areas on Wilheminapier, a historical harbour area in the heart of the city.
Baltyk Tower Poznań appears totally different depending on what side it is approached from. A linear building design by MVRDV Architects with a concrete, entirely glass-fronted façade and clearly exposed aggregate grain, sets it apart from its surroundings
Design: MVRDV, Architects. A private villa offering escapism from city life and a sky-high rooftop swimming pool: the focal point of a new residential development, serving as a weekend retreat for city workers.
Dutch architects MVRDV recently completed Casa Kwantes, a private residence west of Rotterdam, the Netherlands. This 480 sqm property gives its residents the privacy they desire whilst at the same time opens up the house towards the garden and daylight.
Design: MVRDV with Mole Architects. The Barn is 30 m long, with a 15 m cantilever over a slope, plunging the house headlong into nature. Living Architecture – devoted to the experience of modern architecture – commissioned MVRDV in 2008. The Barn is now available for holiday rentals.
The founding partners of MVRDV, Winy Maas, Jacob van Rijs and Nathalie de Vries, announce an update of the management structure to accommodate the growth and optimise the efficiency of the globally operating architecture and urbanism practice.
Architects: MVRDV – The Couch, a new club house for the young tennis club, which was founded in 2010 on a new artificial island in the east of Amsterdam. The roof of the 322m2 building is folded upwards and downwards to act as an informal spectator tribune for the club.
Design: MVRDV
Construction has started on the Cheung Fai building in Hong Kong which transforms a former warehouse into offices for creative companies.
The building is in Kwun Tong waterfront in the business area of East Kowloon. It aims to create a luxurious loft style working environment by replacing everything but the primary concrete structure of the building with glass and stainless steel infill.
Book Mountain: Biography of a Building
A captivating tale of creating a building with a mission
This publication is the second part in a new experimental series of books by MVRDV describing in a sizeable text the complex process of realising a building. Written in an accessible style by independent author Nicoline Baartman, the story follows the building, its context and the various protagonists: from the nimbi’s to the new-town whisperer, the good moments and the many difficulties.
The book critically revisits realised works. In cooperation with Ilka and Andreas Ruby, MVRDV has assembled a redefined collection of its built work, featuring user testimonials, journalist articles, unpublished images and accessible drawings.