MVRDV [MVRDV]

Architecture and urban planning platform founded in Rotterdam in 1993 by Winy Maas, Jacob van Rijs and Nathalie de Vries. They combine pragmatism and vision of the future in their innovative projects. The idea of piling up and stacking is the common thread of his work, which clearly affects the growing lack of space. Some of his most notable projects are the following: 1993 Villa VPRO (Administration and Studio Building), Hilversum; Church, Barendrecht.1994 RVU Building, Hilversum; Sloterpark Swimming Hall, Amsterdam. 1995 Housing Silo, Amsterdam; Twin House, Utrecht; Villa, Hasselt. 1998 Two Houses in Borneo-Sporenburg, Amsterdam. 1997 Country Estate Waddinxveen; Balcony Dwellings, Zoetermeer. 1997 Plant City, Potsdam; Leidschenveen Town Centre, Leidschenveen. 2000 Netherlands Pavilion, EXPO 2000, Hannover. 2001 BUGA, Potsdam. His NOX project was presented at MediaLab within the framework of hybrid spaces-virtual architectures