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Exposition of MSc1 student work during the Design Event ‘Exclusief Inclusief’
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Exposition of MSc1 student work during the Design Event ‘Exclusief Inclusief’
An article about three architects in academic positions and their projects in practice.
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An article about three architects in academic positions and their projects in practice.
A reflection of the project for a transformation of a farmstead from the 18th century into a cultural centre and museum.
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A reflection of the project for a transformation of a farmstead from the 18th century into a cultural centre and museum.
Een gebouw dat praat
Verhalen onderzoeken in het Prinsenhof
Publication on online-platform WijStad, programme for the connection between TU Delft and the city of Delft on student proposals for the future of Prinsenkwartier and Agathaplein developed by students of the Chair of Interiors Buildings Cities.
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Publication on online-platform WijStad, programme for the connection between TU Delft and the city of Delft on student proposals for the future of Prinsenkwartier and Agathaplein developed by students of the Chair of Interiors Buildings Cities.
De Nieuwe Ambachtsschool is the result of the research project 'De Ambachtsschool Revisited' into the architecture of vocational schools and was initiated by Susanne Pietsch, Eireen Schreurs, Sereh Mandias and Dolf Broekhuizen. It was funded by the Creative Industries Fund over a period of two years. The research and this publication are now further developed into a book, to be published in 2018.
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De Nieuwe Ambachtsschool is the result of the research project 'De Ambachtsschool Revisited' into the architecture of vocational schools and was initiated by Susanne Pietsch, Eireen Schreurs, Sereh Mandias and Dolf Broekhuizen. It was funded by the Creative Industries Fund over a period of two years. The research and this publication are now further developed into a book, to be published in 2018.