The plans are all published in the book Archiprix 2002 (editor: Henk van der Veen, € 19.50, design: Samira Benlaloua with Karin Lecarpentier, 010 Publishers, Rotterdam). |
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3 Intuitive studies of Manhattan + Almere's Identity of Non-Identity - Olv Klijn A Bridge Too Far - Susanne Pietsch Other Space - Dennis Hofman Congresplein - Gideon de Jong The Final Place - freedom in leave-taking - Ilona van Alphen Escape from the city - Doesjka Majdandzic Glass lamella systems - Pim Leenders |
Institut Du Monde Islam - Noureddine Alou King of the Hill: re_connecting the corridor - Remko Remijnse Critical Mass - Kyra Frankort M.A.S. museum by the river - Ralf van der Donck MA7x - Douwe Boonstra Meerpoort - Bertram de Rooij Mobile / Home - Freyke Hartemink Design method for an architecture of surprise - Jeroen Tacx Oslo Opera House - Angela van der Zee & Rombout Loman Oude IJsselstreek: Rural Network City - Janet Otter Randstad Rail - Ron van der Vliet Rotterdam Art Centre - Sean Matsumoto Living along the motorway - Jochem Koster Uptown - Erik Jan Vermeulen ~WATer komt - Arjan Nienhuis Westerwolde - John Boon Zeppelin port at Schaesberg - Maurice Jennekens |
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Each year the institutions that teach design in the Netherlands select the best plans by their students for submission to Archiprix. The twenty-eight plans submitted to Archiprix 2002 present in all their diversity a picture of the state of affairs in Dutch design education during the school year 2000-2001. You may take a 
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