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Zhang, Chenqi (author)
The story started from the invisible river Senne on the urban scale of Brussels, concentrating on the wall which is both spolia on site and the identity of my youth center. The archaeological idea of Spolia keeps me discovering the existing value, then constantly thinking of collecting, composing and re-using. Once existing fragments collide...
master thesis 2020
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Zhu, Yanwen (author)
The theme of the studio, spolia, is a term from archaeology, which is to place remnants in a new environment. The project started research of a historical river in the city—the Senne in Brussels. The river influenced the urban development of the whole city morphologically and typologically. Interventions regarding the river show how local people...
master thesis 2020
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Chen, Ziyao (author)
In an attempt to unpack Antwerp as intimate city, distill the principles of its public exteriors and interiors and shed light into how a library can unlock its civic qualities, the Berchem Library is proposed, a public building in brick.
master thesis 2019
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Wei, Xiaohan (author)
This report recorded the process of the research and design. From the site response to program choice, and some critical proplems during the design process. A great number of diagrams introduce the logic of design, and some drawings and renders express the quality of spatial and material design.
master thesis 2019
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Woo, Jie Kai (author)
With regards to the theme of the intimate city, the graduation project is interested in the relationship between public events and the urban built form. Borgerhout, located in the west of central Antwerp, started as an independent suburb but eventually was merged into the city of Antwerp in 1983. The research studies the constructs of public...
master thesis 2019
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Prażanowski, Piotrek (author)
Intimate city investigates public interiors named as city rooms characterized by any scale and representation. My project conceives these rooms in my building as sequence and investigates theme of thresholds, and explores the intimacy on a border. All the rooms in the building build a sequence of interiors and exteriors, in which each space has...
master thesis 2019
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Gebbie, Josephine (author)
The project Palazzo Rubens is concerned with the transformation of the iconic Rubenshuis in Antwerp, whilst also working within the year theme for the chair if Interiors, Buildings, Cities; that of "The Intimate City".
master thesis 2019
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Chen, Jiao (author)
master thesis 2019
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Xie, Hai (author)
This thesis looks into the architectural experience of waiting, in order to understand the fundamental, architectural problems of waiting space. It consists of two processes - research and design - that intertwine with and responds to each other. The research is an analysis of waiting through philosophy and architectural projects. The design...
master thesis 2019
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Grimshaw, Matt (author)
MSc 4 : Interiors, Buildings, Cities : After the Party - The Maastricht Distillery and Nightclub
master thesis 2018
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Kupzhassarova, Tomiris (author)
For my graduation project I was aspired to devise a Public Interior that has a role and responsibility within the city and has a larger beyond its site impact and implication.<br/><br/>My effort was focused in the field of fashion due programmatic relevancy to Maastricht and due to my own very personal motivation of finding ways to challenge...
master thesis 2018
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Somboonthanasarn, Nutcha (author)
By using a water-oriented scenography of Maastricht as an asset, the intention of the project is to stress and celebrate the festive sense of the city through the interventions along the riverfront area. The definition which best describes the festive nature of this project is ‘A pleasure of Entering’. <br/><br/>From the foyer which performs as...
master thesis 2018
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Chanis, Vasileios (author)
Located in the hilly landscape outside Maastricht, the guesthouse in the valley could be described as a deep contextual project; a small building in the larger countryside. Inspired by the local material culture and made from the <br/>very earth of the Limburgian farm routes, the building is dedicated to those who affiliate the action of walking...
master thesis 2018
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Ştefănescu, Ecaterina (author)
Imagining the ruins of a Roman bathhouse on a forgotten river site in Maastricht, the project reflects on the idea of authenticity and manipulation of history in architecture. The building is imagined as a ruin and reflects on the role of ruins in architecture and how the roman ritual of bathing can be interpreted in contemporary times. The new...
master thesis 2018
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Cijntje, Stephanie (author)
This projects addresses the social aspect of daily life, how different people in a community get to meet each other and how the community as a whole, and in a larger context the city, can benefit of these festive social qualities.
master thesis 2018
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Kim, Sehyeon (author)
master thesis 2017
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de Lange, Laurens (author)
The thesis, consisting of a design for a ceramics centre in Maastricht, deals with two main themes: the urban institution and the local use of natural stone. Architectural research focuses on (in)formality and visual perception of historical domestic façades in Maastricht featuring natural stone. The results of this study are used as a design...
master thesis 2017
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Groeneveld, Daan (author)
A design for a Centre for Ceramics with workshops and exhibition space in the historical centre of Maastricht.
master thesis 2017
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Schimmel, Floris (author)
master thesis 2015
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