The plans are all published in the book Archiprix 2005 (edited by Henk van der Veen, Design by Julie Joliat, € 24.50, ISBN 90 6450 552 7, 010 Publishers, Rotterdam). Also available: Photo report by Frank Hanswijk of the prize-giving on May 22, 2005. |
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A new dimension to the urban landscape - Patrick Miemietz Address Known - Riëtte Bosch Architectural Obstinacy - Jorrin ten Have & Jeroen Hagendoorn Beyond Good and Evil, Army Museum in Amsterdam West - Ard de Vries De andere stad · l'autre ville · the other city - Nanne Verbruggen Designing the A6 urban void - Bart Wubben Island story - Nynke-Rixt Jukema Netherlands Supreme Court - Ronny van Bakel House of Cultures - Hilde van Dijk Identity in the generic city - Kenny Tang & Sammy Chen In.Gradient - Job Floris Institute for Human Reproduction - Peer Glandorff Jit-life! (just-in-time-living) - Alex Doezé le pays Bas - Bas van Bolderen Memorial Library Lower Manhattan - Pim van Oppenraaij Music complex on the motorway - Thomas Gillet Nicosia Media Centre - Jasper Tonk Undeclarably inhabited - Jeroen Boersma & Coen Germeraad Polyvalent Platform - Michiel van der Wielen The inbetween, cultural centre Barcelona - Annika Hermann Homebase and springboard, Design for a residential and public building at IJburg - Floris Peeters Villa al-Chaman - Maarten Scheurwater Living in Waterland - Ab Hans Ycoon - Joost Mulders |
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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 2005 present in all their diversity a picture of the state of affairs in Dutch design education during the school year 2003-2004. You may take a 
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