Product Description: This compact guide to Rotterdam’s architecture catalogues the latest high-profile buildings, such as the new Central Station and De Rotterdam, along with established icons like the Kunsthal and the Van Nelle Factory. In true guidebook form, information on entertainment and dining options is also included...read more

Product Description: 010 Publishers has been producing the Guide to Modern Architecture in the Netherlands since 1987. After six printings and more than 30,000 copies sold, the guide is being presented in a new format, with a new layout, a new title and up-to-date photography, in a full-color edition...read more

Product Description: This issue of DASH examines the history and the future of the sustainable home, with particular attention to technical issues such as solar energy and ventilation and material-use concepts. Essays and planning documentation provide a critical analysis of the current state of affairs as well as an exploration of possibilities for the future...read more

Product Description: This popular series once again presents a selection of the past year's most remarkable architecture projects realized on Dutch soil. Alongside more than 30 projects by internationally renowned firms and designers such as Santiago Calatrava, Herman Hertzberger, MVRDV, OMA and UN Studio, the editors explore through four detailed essays a broad representation of various currents, design strategies, building types and topical themes that have recently defined Dutch and international architectural practices...read more

Product Description: Nowadays, MATERIALITY has great currency in contemporary architecture and in architectural education. The choices of materials has never been greater and architects use materials in innovative ways as never before. SKINS FOR BUILDING catalogues 200 different surface materials in eight families: wood, natural stone, fired man-made stone, unfired man-made stone, glass, metal, plastic and future materials...read more

Product Description: Once again this structurally sound annual publication presents a selection of the most memorable Dutch architecture of the past year. In-depth descriptions and a wealth of illustrations document more than 30 projects realized in 2002, including work by Abel Cahen, Claus en Kaan, Diederen Dirrix van Wylick, Erick van Egeraat associated architects, Karelse Van der Meer, KCAP, Metz & de Pagter, Meyer en Van Schooten, MVRDV, Paul de Ruiter, Sluijmer & Van Leeuwen, Wiel Arets and SeARCH...read more

Product Description: Once again, this successful annual publication presents a selection of the most memorable Dutch architecture of the past year. In Architecture in the Netherlands: Yearbook 2001-2002, the editors focus on the new role played by architects and their work in a field where the forces of private parties call the tune, and both government and the common good are more often than not relegated to the sidelines...read more