Each year the institutions that teach design in the Netherlands select the best plans by their students for submission to Archiprix. The twenty-three plans submitted to Archiprix 2006 present in all their diversity a picture of the state of affairs in Dutch design education during the school year 2004-2005. You may take a tour through all the entries or read the Jury Report.

The plans are all published in the book Archiprix 2006 (edited by Henk van der Veen, Design by Hansje van Halem, € 24.50, ISBN 978 90 6450 570 6 - ISBN 90 6450 570 5, 010 Publishers, Rotterdam).

Prize-giving in 'the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision', designed by Neutelings/Riedijk, Hilversum, June 17, 2006. Photo report by Hans Krüse.

Germany's Attic - Seth de Rooij

ZENNEZ Health Spa and Leisure Resort - Jan Hendrik Bos

Thanks for the flowers - Boris Hocks

History of a large house - Bas van Vlaenderen

9/11 Voids - Kim van Cauter

Beekdal in de Breedte - Marije Tilstra

The house of glass was suddenly all solid walls - Anne Holtrop

Image and Self-image of São Paulo - Sander Troost

At Two Scales, a design for a complex apartment building in Houthavens, Amsterdam - Marijn van de Weijer

Moving Tussenmeer - Sanne van den Breemer

The new, New Waldorf Astoria - Paul Schrijen & Joost Körver

New Structuralism on the Maas - Marco Versluis

NY 10048 - Sjoerd Vissers

ZENNEZ Health Spa and Leisure Resort - Jan Hendrik Bos (2nd PRIZE)

The Racket Club - Alejandro Montiel-Aguilar

Razende Bol - new land - new beach - Lieneke van Campen

Schiphol Courtyard - Olivier van den Hoven

StadionAlmere - Erik de Vries

Terrein Fens - Marcel van Dijk

A Tribu(n/t)e To Zilver(z/l)andschap - Tim de Weerd & Joost Verlaan

Unfolding Enclave - Beata Labuhn

Vertical Urbanism - Marc Salemink

Senior Citizens Crossing! - Joost van den Brand

Waalhaven and the renaissance of South - Han Dijk