PublicationsYesterday's labour city is tomorrow's residential city | | Architectenweb Magazine #8 04-2015

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Description

Transformation of the postwar office property in Eindhoven

  • Date
    2015-04-22
  • Publisher
    Architectenweb Magazine #8
  • Author(s)
    Theo Hauben, Paul Diederen

Read item in Architectenweb #8, jaargang 3, april 2015. Text only in Dutch.

PublicationsSchool as a base

Description

Realizable scenarios for quality education in the Northern Netherlands

This publication is expressly intended to start a dialogue. School and municipal administrators can become acquainted with a balanced set of instruments that decisions can be taken. Parents, teachers, children and residents can easily be involved in the process of building a new school or customizing a existing school.

See publicatiin for further information. Text only in Dutch.

PublicationsMirror Rotterdam

Description

A study of six analog cities

  • Program
    Living, working, recreation, mobility, public space
  • Client
    Own initiative
  • Team
    Theo Hauben
    Jeroen de Willigen (DeZwarteHond)
  • Collaboration
    De Zwarte Hond, Bureau Lofvers, PH Urbanism and Rotterdam Academy of Architecture
  • Location
    Rotterdam
  • Date
    2013-03-01
  • Editors
    Theo Hauben, Jeroen de Willigen
  • Author(s)
    Theo Hauben, Peter van der Helm, Willemijn Lofvers, Jeroen de Willigen
  • Website

Mirror Rotterdam focuses on six comparable cities that have undergone after World War II a substantial spatial and programmatic transformation The scale of change and the rigorous approach did not lead to a desired urban quality in recent decades The expectation is that a form of participatory development, open planning, in the future can deliver that quality. By comparing spatial structure, goals and programmatic developments together, we gain insight into interesting alternatives. How do other cities deal to with the same problem? How do they make development possible? How do they turn ambitions into long-term strategies?

See publication for more information. text only in Dutch.

PublicationsVoorland Hinterland

Description

Boundless prospects for the EU regions Eems-Dollard, Maas-Rijn and Scheldemond

  • Program
    Living, working, recreation, agriculture and infrastructure
  • Client
    ForeLand Hinterland is an initiative of De Zwarte Hond, Spacevalue en GIDZ.
  • Team
    Theo Hauben
    Jeroen de Willigen (DeZwarteHond)
  • Collaboration
    De Zwarte Hond, Spacevalue and GIDZ.
  • Location
    EU regions Eems-Dollard, Maas-Rijn and Scheldemond
  • Date
    2012-11-23
  • Editors
    Theo Hauben, Jeroen de Willigen
  • Author(s)
    Theo Hauben, Dennis Moet, Marty van de Klundert, Jeroen de Willigen
  • Website

This quick scan is a first step towards a design research into economic and spatial opportunities of the three Euroregions. With design solutions for various economic, social, cultural and environmental issues the research Foreland Hinterland generated knowledge about the Euroregion. The goal is to put large and small spatial tasks on the mental map. With appealing manner we can provide a substantive input into the debate on the Euroregions.

See: publicatie. Text only in Dutch.

PublicationsEmbedded Urbanism

Description

New plans for the old stadium De Kuip

  • Client
    Rotterdam Academy of Architecture
  • Team
    Dennis Kaspori (The Maze Corporation)
  • Collaboration
    Paul Kortooms, Roos Limburg, Michiel Moerland and Christian Rommelsel (Students at the Rotterdam Academy of Architecture)

    Grafic design: PUNTPIXEL, Rotterdam
  • Location
    Rotterdam
  • Date
    2011-12-01
  • Editors
    Theo Hauben, Dennis Kaspori
  • Publisher
    Eigen uitgave

Planning processes are becoming increasingly complex. Space is limited, the number of parties and interests, is potentially important. The role of urban design is therefore subject to change. The goals of this project for the Rotterdam Academy of Architecture was to create a new position for a designer within this process.