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Paul Meurs, Marie-Thérèse van Thoor: "The transformation of the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam". In archimaera#006 (2015). (urn:nbn:de:0009-21-42544)

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Bibliographisches Zitat archimaera#006 (2015)
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The transformation of the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam (eng)
Autor Paul Meurs, Marie-Thérèse van Thoor
Sprache eng
Zusammenfassung This article focuses on the design process for the transformation of the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam (1885, by P.J.H. Cuypers), with special attention for the evolution of the design by Cruz y Ortiz arquitectos and the associated history of ideas. How did opinions on the intervention evolve from the concept for a masterplan in 1996 to the realized project? To what extent were all those diverse ambitions regarding the city, the monument and the museum realized? What was the role of the designers, not only referring to Cruz y Ortiz, but also to Van Hoogevest Architecten (restoration) and Wilmotte & Associés (interior)? How did the design evolve in a complex and ambitious context involving a great many interested parties, and what effect did this have on the design process from the first sketches to the ultimately realized renovation?
Freie Schlagworte Amsterdam, Chief Government Architect, Cruz y Ortiz arquitectos, Foundation Restoration Studio Limburg (SRAL), Gallery of Honour, Gesamtkunstwerk, Government Buildings Agency (RgD), Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, Night Watch Gallery, P.J.H. Cuypers, Rijksmuseum, Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Van Hoogevest Architecten, Wilmotte & Associés, bicycle route, building archeological research, colours, courtyards, intervention, passageway, reconstruction, restoration, restoration criteria, transformation
DDC 720
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URN: urn:nbn:de:0009-21-42544
erstellt von Paul Meurs zuletzt verändert: 18.11.2019 14:20
Mitwirkende: Meurs, Paul, van Thoor, Marie-Thérèse
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