Allard Jolles

Sustainable architecture and urbanism, Solar energy in architecture and urban

planning and Groundscrapers and subscrapers.

design methods of

MVRDV
winy maas, jacob van rijs, nathalie de vries
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MVRDV in general

MVRDV
contextual approaches

rem koolhaas
(OMA) modern

broad-minded and received

le corbusier architectural thinking approaches
characteristics
of each clients universal thinking
the traditional demarcations
between the different disciplines
emphasised the are absent
conflicting
character of the innovation and creativity
various program
components by
turning conventional passion for integrating
weaving them
architecture on its divergent uses in one by
together.
head takes on a breaking away from the
whole new literal conventional, cellular
sense. arrangement

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d e s i g n INTENTION

mirador, madrid (housing)

comfortability huge and unique

dividing in variety of different
types for different life-styles to translate the social
character

show of as symbol
(landmark) dividing in variety of
different types for different
life-styles

divers program has different needs

for phasing, positioning and size

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dnb nor HQ, oslo norway (public buildings)

nature/environmental explore
• reduce energy usage

comfortability

reflect the urban context show of as symbol

(landmark)

to translate the social character

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design methods issue

clients
involved data issue

data
potential

traditional

collecting and comparing modern

the idea (specialization)
environmental

limitation
various program
Key Methods: components
“IDENTIFICATION AND
INVESTIGATION”
experimentation
highlighting
examined

FINAL
michael lengkey
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 Conclusion
MVRDV have a utopian quality even
though critics would be tempted to slam
some of their plans as Le Corbusier-
inspired modernist dystopias.
architectural theories:
“environmental”
feat
“good design architectural”
source : www.mvrdv.nl
it’s no surprise that the buildings of MVRDV are often
described as “hungry boxes”, stuffed with large
chunks of complex data that translate into boxy
shapes that can accommodate shifting interior
possibilities. at the frontline of a more ecologically
conscious generation, MVRDV seek to create a more
fluid relationship between indoors and outdoors,
inhabitants and nature. for that purpose, light and the
surrounding landscape are incorporated in the design.
bukan hal yang mengejutkan bahwa bangunan-
bangunan/karya-karya MVRDV sering didefinisikan
sebagai “hungry boxes” (kotak-kotak lapar) yang
memuat issues/problems yang kompleks yang
diterjemahkan/diaplikasikan ke dalam bentuk kotak
yang mengakomodasi berbagai macam kemungkinan
interior.
sebuah generasi yang concern/peduli dengan
lingkungan, MVRDV berusaha menciptakan lebih
banyak hubungan yang lebih luwes/fleksibel antara
ruang dalam dan ruang luar serta penghuni dan alam.
oleh karena itu, pencahayaan alami dan lingkungan
sekitar dihubungkan dalam satu kesatuan pada desain
bangunan.
michael lengkey
25209009
references

1. www.mvrdv.nl (18 September 2009, Pkl. 09.00-selesai)

2. world architecture news.com

3. MVRDV greatest hits (pdf format by Nathalie de vries)

michael lengkey
25209009
DANK JE WEL

michael lengkey
25209009