#Korteknie

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Het Predikheren, Mechelen Korteknie Stuhlmacher Architecten, Callebaut Architecten 2024 (reconstruction) Maurice Tjon a Tham

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House Ringvaartplas, Rotterdam - Korteknie Stuhlmacher Architecten

[conser2restor]

Preservación de las ruinas

El monasterio se convierte en biblioteca municipal con Korteknie Stuhlmacher Architects.

El estado ruinoso del edificio seguramente dejó una impresión duradera en el estudio responsable Korteknie Stuhlmacher Architects (Rotterdam). Continuar haciendo visibles las ruinas del complejo forma el marco conceptual para su restauración estructural y conversión del complejo. La oficina de Róterdam, que llevó a cabo la conversión en la Biblioteca de Malinas junto con Callebaut Architecten, Drongen y Bureau Bouwtechniek (ambos de Amberes), seguía mostrando la estructura original dañada, así como vestigios de renovaciones, ampliaciones y deterioro posteriores .

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Fotos: Luuk Kramer, Karin Borghouts, Stijn Bollaert

[ofhouses]

918. Korteknie Stuhlmacher (Rien Korteknie & Mechthild Stuhlmacher) /// Parasite /// Rotterdam, The Netherlands /// 1999-01

OfHouses presents Houses of the 90′s, part I: SuperDutch. (Photos: © Anne Bousema, Errol Sawyer, Daniel Nicholas, Rien Korteknie, Christian Kahl.)

[subtilitas]

Korteknie Stuhlmacher - House T, Nesselande 2010. Photos (C) Moritz Bernoully.

[redwolf]

Korteknie Stuhlmacher Architecten + Callebaut Architecten + Bureau Bouwtechniek restored City Library Het Predikheren in Mechelen, Belgium -- via ArchDaily

[praefah]

PARA-SITE

04/12/19

The biological parasite is physically opportunistic and feeds off its host organism.

The social parasite entertains its host to earn welcome at the dinner table.

The technological parasite creates interference in an information network.

(Der Parasit, Michel Serres)

‘The parasitical organism results distinct from the host both in terms of form and space but is bound to it by a state of necessity (site, services, meaning, etc). The term parasite, not just a word but a “semantic area”, “fluid whole” according to Serres, enters into the architectural dictionary and demands urgent reflection on the urban model and its sense of design: no longer the unconditioned increment of space but its optimisation, via a projection for an imminent future. Parasite architecture is the reflection of a rethinking of the value of territories and the necessity that the city grows on itself and no longer beyond.’ (Architettura Parassita, Sara Marini)

PARA-SITE (Diller Scofidio, MOMA New York, 1989)

An installation based on Michel Serres’ three parasites

Biological: steals its structural and electrical sustenance from its host site

Social: offers the entertainment value of voyeurism to a public unwittingly drawn into an interrogation of vision

Technological: interrupts the systems of the museum to interrogate it

Convertible City (Grüntuch Ernst Architects, German Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, 2006)

Explores the question of the socio-political relevance of architecture and focussed on a dimension of architecture and city that extends far beyond its built structure

Perspectives for working with existing building stock and its adaptation in a changing social and cultural landscape

The pavilion itself underwent a transformation during the course of the Biennale, which in a literal and figurative sense enabled a different kind of access to the historically coded building

90 Degrees Architecture, City Walls Parasites (Gianluca Milesi, Milan, 2012)

Buildable lands at 90 degrees

Working on the ‘uncompleted and never solved’

Architectures as parasites: additive parts on existing buildings that improve their quality

Energy Roof Perugia (COOP HIMMELB(L)AU, Perugia, 2009)

Assigns an entrance to the archaeological underground passage leading through the history of Perugia

The orientation of the west wing is optimised in relation to solar radiation while the east wing captures wind

3 layers: energy generating top layer, structural middle layer and a bottom layer consisting of laminated glazing and translucent pneumatic cushions

Top layer (solar energy): transparent photovoltaic cells generate electricity and provide shading; the orientation of the individual cells is generated and optimised by a computer driven scripting program

Structural layer (wind energy): five turbines 

The building is self-sufficient

Invisible Borders (MAD, Milan Design Week, 2016)

A canopy made from ribbons of ETFE in gradient colours, which has a lightness and flexibility that allows it to rustle in the wind and generate a subtle whistling sound

Reflects the hues of the sky during the day, leaving glimpses of the columns and loggias; becomes a luminous surface that brings the courtyard to life in the evening

The Las Palmas P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Green Exhibition House (Korteknie + Stuhlmacher, Rotterdam, 2001)

Prototypes for Advanced Ready-made Amphibious Small-scale Individual Temporary Ecological Dwellings

Services like water supply, sewage and electrics were connected to existing installations; the structure was supported by the concrete walls of the elevator shaft

Pre-fabricated and assembled on-site

Building Proposal: Methodist Central Hall, Westminster

Optimise terrace spaces by creating ‘habitable pockets’ suitable for all weather situations to provide visual and historical vantage points across present-day Thorney Island (The Tulip, London)

Reveal the data collected by existing measuring systems (e.g. CO2, energy consumption) to visitors to affect change on a local scale (as opposed to the extralocal schemes that are already in place, e.g. Twin Toilets, the Woodland Trust)

Harness and reuse the heat energy escaping from the single-glazed windows

Reveal the hidden roof structure of the existing building to the public (a little-known fact: it is the second-largest free-standing concrete dome in the world)

Introduce natural light to certain more obscure rooms in the building

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ArchDaily - City Library Het Predikheren / Korteknie Stuhlmacher Architecten + Callebaut Architecten + Bureau Bouwtechniek

© Luuk Kramer

architects: Bureau Bouwtechniek

architects: Callebaut Architecten

architects: Korteknie Stuhlmacher Architecten

Location: Goswin de Stassartstraat, Mechelen, Belgium

Project Year: 2019

Photographs: Luuk Kramer

Photographs: Karin Borghout

Photographs: Stijn Bollaert

Area: 5840.0 m2

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from ArchDaily https://www.archdaily.com/944248/city-library-het-predikheren-korteknie-stuhlmacher-architecten-plus-callebaut-architecten-plus-bureau-bouwtechniek Originally published on ARCHDAILY RSS Feed: https://www.archdaily.com/

[salonelenaquattri]

A.J. Schreuderschool by Korteknie Stuhlmacher Architecten

Rotterdam school decorated with tiles based on traditional Dutch patterns - Dezeen

[my-home-design]

Gallery of Country House Goedereede / Korteknie Stuhlmacher Architecten – 13 https://ift.tt/342znkw

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Sint Martinuskerk, Burcht Korteknie Stuhlmacher Architecten, Architectenbureau Sabine Okkerse 2024 (reconstruction) Maurice Tjon a Tham

[lubenaduce]

O Museu Van Eesteren está de casa nova no bairro de Nieuw West em Amsterdã !  

fotos: Luciana Benaduce 

Inspirados em pavilhões dos anos 50 e 60 com estrutura de madeira, bastante vidros e com uma estética minimalista e funcional, o projeto é do escritório Korteknie Stuhlmacher Architecten. O pavilhão é um legado histórico-cultural do influente urbanista holandês Cornelis van Eesteren.  O trabalho de Van Eesteren é referência no planejamento urbano e arquitetônico no pós-guerra em Amsterdã. Seus projetos/casas ainda podem ser vistos em Nieuw West (incluindo Slotermeer), Buitenveldert e partes de Amsterdã North.

Um dos brinquedos que você encontra bastante pelos playgrounds de Amsterdam por Aldo Van Eyck

Van Eesteren trabalhou com Aldo Van Eyck, arquiteto holandês, no planejamento da cidade no pós guerra. Van Eyck construi centenas de playgrounds pela cidade, sempre aproveitando espaços abandonados ou destruídos entre uma casa e outra. Em 1947, Van Eyck construiu seu primeiro playground em Amsterdam em Bertelmanplein, um marco na infância de uma  geração toda. 

Esses playgrounds representam uma das mais emblemáticas intervenções arquitetônicas em um momento crucial: a mudança da organização do espaço de cima para baixo pelos arquitetos modernistas funcionalistas, rumo a uma arquitetura de baixo para cima que literalmente visava dar espaço à imaginação.

#vaneesteren #nieuwwest #dutcharchitecture #aldovaneyck #playground #dutchhouses #dutcharchitect 

[straccitemporanei]

Rien Korteknie, Mechthild Stuhlmacher , Parasite Las Palmas, building  April 2001, farewell to Las Palmas, summer 2006 , on the road  2011 

VIA:  http://www.kortekniestuhlmacher.nl/?q=node/9  

[ofhouses]

Dear friends, for the next four weeks OfHouses will travel to The Netherlands. This is the first episode of our long series dedicated to the 'Houses of the '90s'.

(Cover: Korteknie Stuhlmacher /// Parasite /// Rotterdam, The Netherlands /// 1999-01. Cover photo: © Anne Bousema.)

[my-home-design]

Gallery of Country House Goedereede / Korteknie Stuhlmacher Architecten – 13 https://ift.tt/3b62Uwg