The plans are all published in the book Archiprix 2004, The best plans by Dutch students (edited by Henk van der Veen, Design by Michaël Snitker, € 24.50, ISBN 90 6450 519 5, 010 Publishers, Rotterdam). |
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1day24ever - Vione van Leeuwen Aarhus Værksted - Lars Dreessen Baggerdijk: The story of a river and its mud - Patrick McCabe Floating Fluid Pavilion - Sieb S. Wichers This is Wembley - Anton Wubben Waterwork: Design for an urban retreat on the Maas - Janneke van Bergen Hamam Amsterdam - Daniël Peters interchange, architecture of lost space - Bastiaan Harbers Bookery - Adriaan Boertjes Part & Counterpart - Petra Bus & Otto Diesfeldt A Place for Death - Karlijn van der Graaf GO X - Ed Bergers Cathedral of Silence - Marnix van der Scheer, Allart Vogelzang Moskou-Belgium - Pieter van Kruysbergen & Marjon Jongmans NUtopia: solutions for suburbia - Eric-Jan Pleijster & Cees van der Veeken Open and transferable architectonic interventions for high-rise dwelling blocks - Leyre Echevarria Icaza Prostitution + Parking - Neeltje Tops Spirit - Linda van Breukelen Watering the Garden City - Peter Veenstra The Presence of the Imaginary: Extension to the Provincial House in Haarlem - Kees Versluis Dreaming Inside-Out: Reviving an Amsterdam city block - Patrick Lenssen FaMe - Amer Alhassan Historic-Museum-Park - Robert Chamski In Between Spaces - Eric Jongen |
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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-seven plans submitted to Archiprix 2004 present in all their diversity a picture of the state of affairs in Dutch design education during the school year 2002-2003. You may take a 
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