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The Voice of Urban Nature Growth, what is that?In progress...Nature A16 Rotterdam: the Making-of Our Colonial Inheritance Our Land Expedition HVC Paleis Het Loo Netherlands Pavilion United Arab Emirates Pavilion Harbour Experience Center House of Artisans Roman Villa Museum Beezantium Groote Museum Coronel pavilion Project What If Fake (f)or Real Museum of the Mind Torn Island Remaking.nl Van Doesburg Interbellum Rotterdam Wonderland Him too...??Kramer vs Rietveld Legacy of The Netherlands Miraculous Alphabet The Rebuilding of Rotterdam Hotel Bazar From Cuypers to Coenen Bestemming AMS The Departure Hall Mainport Live Jewish History in the 20th century Visitors Center Veluwezoom Qasr Al Hosn Exhibition Pop-stage WATT Kampen Municipal Museum Florence Nightingale Museum Judaism The Portuguese Synagogue Death Matters Amsterdam DNA Out of the Shadows Dead Sea Scrolls Story of the Totem pole Kaap Skil The Time Stairs Geisha Hail the People!(Inter)actions Looking In — with Thijs Wolzak Making City The Museum of the Canals National Military Museum BK City Longing for Mecca Maritime Museum of Denmark Loaded Trains World of Feathers The Story of ECCO Bisj Poles LEF Future Center Fish and Folk Chambers of Wonder Vedute Typical Frankfurt Air / Hoeksche Waard Digital Depot Urbanian Pavilion Istanbul Plan the Impossible The Bhuddha Parade Museum A Monument Filled with Stories The Darkroom Qasr Al Hosn Festival The Madhouse Down to the Bone The Play’s the Thing Humania Ziezo Marokko Canon of Dutch History Things that Matter Lounge 2 Schiphol FAKE. The Whole Truth Welcome to Jerusalem RAF – First to the Future Living in the Amsterdam School Mary The Most Beautiful City Dealing with Drugs Work in Progress Death Museum für Kommunikation Micropia Bolidt Innovation Center Offshore Experience Life The Story of Gardening

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Projection test for the Names memorial, the room is still empty now. Our Colonial Inheritance

24.05.2022 at 15:17 by Wendy Snoek

Growing steel structures. Growth, what is that?

05.04.2022 at 14:00 by Lucandrea Baraldi

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The ideal spot for the Herron. The Voice of Urban Nature

21.03.2022 at 10:33 by Herman Kossmann

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Artist Celia Smith installing here birds warm sculpture. Groote Museum

23.02.2022 at 17:02 by Michel de Vaan

Slowly towards the opening on the 8th of February! Our Land

01.02.2022 at 17:34 by Remco Swart

Together with photographer Sander van den Bosch, we are measuring and photographing all floors of the palace. Visitors will soon be walking on 'invisible' carpets, in order to experience the original atmosphere of the rooms as fully as possible. Paleis Het Loo

26.01.2022 at 12:54 by Robin Schijfs

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Carefully lifting a python snake skeleton. Groote Museum

24.01.2022 at 14:13 by Michel de Vaan

After all those days at home behind a screen, it is very nice to finally do some hands-on experimenting with projections and different layers of transparent fabrics... Nature

07.12.2021 at 17:33 by Pauline Fer

Work in progress for Museum Sophiahof. In progress…

02.12.2021 at 17:28 by Remco Swart

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Work in progress for a children's tour Work in Progress

25.11.2021 at 09:35 by Annika Jacobs

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Barefoot in an exhibition? Together with the Stapferhaus, we are looking at what this means for the perception of the visitors... Nature

24.11.2021 at 18:23 by Robin Schijfs

With a few kickoff days (and nights) in the mountains of Switzerland, we have firmly started the draft design for the new Nature exhibition at the Stapferhaus! Nature

30.09.2021 at 11:09 by Robin Schijfs

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Cleaning out tree routs before they will be lifted to the ceiling Groote Museum

25.09.2021 at 12:29 by Michel de Vaan

Milling earth elevation minus water from a special foam. Here we show how little drinking water there actually is on earth. Groote Museum

30.06.2021 at 12:04 by Michel de Vaan

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Super exiting moment discovering the panels of the « 4 visions on the Anthropocene » box we made for the Vienna Biennal 2021! Work in Progress

12.05.2021 at 12:00 by Lea Chenot

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A big empty space, right before installing all exhibits at WeTheCurious! Project What If

01.02.2021 at 12:19 by Ina Meininghaus

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Safety vs. functionality: looking for the best headphones to use in a factory Expedition HVC

07.01.2021 at 17:39 by Roel Bolhuis

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The new temporary exhibition in House of European History is 'under construction' Fake (f)or Real

07.01.2021 at 17:32 by Tsur Reshef

Fantastic
Universe

Plan the Impossible

Nederlands Architecture Institute, Rotterdam (NL)

Architect Hendrik Wijdeveld (1885–1987) is considered to be the greatest visionary from Dutch architectural history. Wijdeveld saw the world as one great theatre in which he could stage his dreams. He created a visual spectacle as a contrast to the uninspiring, scientific, modernist urban architecture.

Location

Rotterdam (NL)

Client

Nederlands Architecture Institute

Year

2006

Surface

950 m2

Status

Temporary

Role

Spatial design, Graphic design, Creative direction

Team

Herman Kossmann, Mark de Jong, Robert van der Linde, Maaike van Keimpema

Light design

Rapenburg Plaza

AV program

Dick Schuttel

Curator NAi

Jean-Paul Baeten

The universe of Wijdeveld

Like the work of Wijdeveld, the exhibition has a theatrical design: with the use of drawings, light, film and sound, a cosmic stage-setting was created in which some hundred beautiful drawings by Wijdeveld hover like stars around a central focal point. On the inside of this, a film animation is projected, depicting a journey through the mind of Wijdeveld, giving a glimpse into his ideas and concepts.

City of
the Sultan

Paper treasures

Address

De Ruyterkade 107
1011AB Amsterdam (NL)

4min walk from Central Station

Contact

+31 (0) 20 420 8890 info@kossmanndejong.nl pr@kossmanndejong.nl jobs@kossmanndejong.nl

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