Showing posts with label Doepel Strijkers Architects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doepel Strijkers Architects. Show all posts

Monday, February 28, 2011

Cellscape | 100 houses and an eco-farm | Doepel Strijkers Architects


In the Netherlands, 95% of all urbanites with relocation plans desire to move to out of the city, to green open areas. Holland is renowned for having the highest density of road infrastructure in the world, and due to it�s relatively small size, urban sprawl facilitated by the car, is consuming the landscape. This creates a paradoxical situation, on the one hand the desire to densify the rural landscape, on the other, to keep the open, green quality intact. .....more

Monday, February 21, 2011

Korean National Housing Corporation | Doepel Strijkers Architects,


On a prominent site in a new development in Jeonju, this headquarter building is built-up out of two components, an office building of 22.000m2 and a cultural building of 8.000m2. The typical typology for this programmatic combination would be a plinth containing the cultural program with an office tower above it. By fusing the two volumes, the cultural program flows up into the office program, meeting around the fourth floor where the shared facilities are situated.....more

Monday, February 14, 2011

Renewable City 2040 | Doepel Strijkers Architects,


Sustainable cities should generate at least as much energy as they consume and on a regional scale be self sufficient in the production of food. Closing energy, water and waste cycles on the building and district scale is one strategy to achieve this.

This approach generates HYBRID forms of architecture and urban clusters that produce more energy, water and food than they consume. This surplus forms a source of income for the district generating a healthy local economy and increased level of wellbeing......more

Monday, February 7, 2011

Green Energy Plant | Rotterdam | Doepel Strijkers Architects


The Rotterdam Climate Initiative aims to improve the climate for the benefit of people, the environment, and the economy. Eneco is therefore planning to realise a Green Energy Plant in the Stadshavens (GES) that will substantially contribute to these ambitions.

The city harbours of Rotterdam (Stadshavens) are facing a challenging transition from an industrial to an innovative mixed-use area, the first steps of this Clean Tech Delta are being taken in the Merwe and Vierhavens area......more
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