St. Jacob Parc (II)

St. Jacob Parc (II) is a concept for a fallow ground in Rotterdam which has a slowly increasing hill of 4,5m high over 170m in lenght. The increasing hill is used to make paddy like terraces. The site used to be a river and Rotterdam being a city that exist because of water, I used water to connect the different alltitudes. Also the green and walk/bike lanes are shaped like a flowing river.

01-sep-2010

St. Jacob Parc (I)

St. Jacob Parc(I) is a concept for a fallow ground in Rotterdam which has a slowly increasing hill of 4,5m high over 170m in lenght. The pillars are 4,5m high, the beams connect the pillars by ground, forming seatings, and by air, occianally forming waterfalls and planters. Seatings that close eachother in, have a tiling or can form a sandbox. The framework dissapears into the hill, where the beams that on lower ground were in the air, now form paths.

10-jul-2010

Grown Home

Project Grown Home is a concept for a 50m2 appartment. Innerwalls which seem to be grown out of the outer walls, dividing the interior and creating small outside terraces at the same time. The rough concrete innerwalls, casted in old wood, are pinched in place by the smooth corian terraces.

13-dec-2009

White Pillar Parc

Concept for a parc, inspired on a rocky shore. Grass and water divided by white square pillars.

21-may-2009

Danceroom Flow

Concept for a small modern dance theatre. Inspired on the way that music flows. Including an entrance, counter, toilets and a stage.

15-jan-2009

Fungus Folly

Interior without function, inspired on
the way that fungus grows.
The MDF box was the given limit.

03-oct-2008

Cochlea Bridge

Concept for a bridge inspired on a cochlea (snailhouse). All the kabels emerge from the road surface and come together in the turningpoint.

10-oct-2008

Blackhole Buildings

The glass follows a hole into the building. In the first building the hole acts as an entrance. In the building in the middle the hole goes entirely through. In the last building the hole goes untill the centre of the building and acts as a viewpoint.

20-feb-2008