Our Galenkop model is on view till 22 September 2020 at the exhibition 'underground in the city' at the city museum STAM in Ghent, Belgium. The exhibition reveals what is hidden away out of sight, underneath the houses and streets. Photography by PhileDeprez.
The Sud residential building at Kop Zuidas in Amsterdam has reached its highest point.
Photography by Wijnanda Duits.
Paradijshof – a joint effort between West 8, HP architecten and Office Winhov – is selected for the Rotterdam Architectuurprijs (RAP) 2019 organized by AIR, Architectuur Instituut Rotterdam.
Paradijshof in Rotterdam Nieuw Crooswijk consists of 43 city houses situated around a collective courtyard.
From 47 submissions, the jury selected ten buildings that portray the quality of architecture in Rotterdam. The nominees are eligible for the RAP jury and audience award of 2019.
Photography by Stefan Müller.
Office Winhov was comissined by Amerborgh for the transfromation and extention of the former laboratorium building, in the Oosterpark in Amsterdam into a hotel. Execution will start in November 2019.
The September issue of De Architect contains an article about the transformation of Het Trippenhuis. Only in Dutch.
On Thursday, October 17 at 7 p.m. Jan Peter Wingender will give a lecture at the Faculty of Architecture of the Hochschule Münich. The subject of the lecture is 'Facing the City'. The lecture is part of a series with the theme: Here + There.
The transformation of the former Vroom & Dreesmann (V&D) department store into offices, retail and arestaurant is completed.
'Herinneren, ook bij de tramhalte' - Remember, also at the tram stop
On September 14, an article about the National Holocaust Museum appeared in the weekend edition of the Amsterdam newspaper Het Parool.
Only in Dutch.
Following the exhibition of Alternative Histories in London last Spring, the exhibition travelled to Brussels this September.
Could a contemporary architect, with their own references, make a model that would respond to a drawing from the past?
For the Alternative History exhibition, Office Winhov was asked to imagine a collaboration with architects from the past. We use an historic drawing as the seed for a design presented in a physical model. This model is 1 of 85 models exhibited.
Dates: Saturday, September 7, 2019 - Sunday, September 29, 2019
Location: CIVA, Brussels (Belgium)
"Opulenta Maxima," is how the Swiss magazine Hochparterre describes the design for the Bucherer flagship store in Zurich.
To be read in the August issue.
Only in German.
On Tuesday, August 20 an article about the transformation of the Trippenhuis appeared in the supplement 'V' of Dutch newspaper de Volkskrant. Only in Dutch.
Ofice Winhov was chosen by the Jewish Cultural Quarter as the architect for the definitive development of the National Holocaust Museum on the Plantage Middenlaan in Amsterdam. A major renovation will turn the current two locations of the museum, the Hollandsche Schouwburg and the Hervormde Kweekschool into a National Holocaust Museum. The permanent National Holocaust Museum is expected to open its doors in September 2022.
The large-scale renovation of the Trippenhuis complex was completed recently. The Trippenhuis was designed by Justus Vingboons and was built between 1660 and 1662 for the brothers Louis and Hendrick Trip. The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) has been housed there since 1812. The complex has been transformed over the years with various insights. The design of Office Winhov for the new reception area consists of an enfilade of rooms and halls, extending from the historic entrance in the Trippenhuis to the renovated auditorium in the garden at the rear of the complex. In the new part, colors and design motifs from the historic building return in a contemporary manner. The facades on the street side and the courtyard are clad with cast, bronze panels; a reference to the'metal trade' business of the original residents.
At the end of July The Parool published an article about the transformaton of the Trippenhuis. Attached the online article (written in Dutch).
Design proposal (runner up) by Office Winhov for the new tower to replace the original clock tower, demolished around 1980.
"What has been sealed in recent years has been opened up again and nuanced, the glass facade shines and splatters like before."
(article only in Dutch)
Excursion and conference in Finland from July, Friday 4 to Sunday 7 for professors of architecture and civil engineering from Germany and surrounding areas. On July, Friday 4 at 6:40 PM Jan Peter Wingender will give his lecture: "Brick Dresses and Unspoken Revolutions" at the Aalto University in Helsinki. The lecture is part of a varied program including visits to projects in Helsinki, Jyväskylä and Säynätsalo.
The Geldermalsen station is a listed monument. As part of the renovation, a new underground connection between both sides of the station is constucted. Office Winhov presented a proposal for the new entrances to the station in the form of separate canopies above the stairs, lifts and platforms with a prominent skylight as the station's new address.
The house of parlement and the senate, as well as the Ministry of General Affairs and the office of the Prime Minister of the Netherlands are based in the ‘Binnenhof' in The Hague. The Binnenhof complex is an eight-century-old monument that is continuously 'in operation'. After a period of intensive use, the buildings of the Binnenhof are facing many technical and structural defects. Large-scale renovation is necessary for improved safety measures and better (working) conditions for users and visitors. And to preserve the cultural heritage for the long term.
Office Winhov is one of the architects involved in the renovation of the Binnenhof on behalf of the Central Government Real Estate Agency.
On Monday the 29th of April, Jan Peter Wingender gives a lecture about brick architecture at the Central Government Real Estate Agency of The Netherlands.
As part of the theme 'Architecture in times of climate change', Harm Tilman of trade journal de Architect writes about the Trippenhuis as an example of a way to 'preserve, reprogram and bring an existing situation to life'.
For the Alternative History exhibition we were asked to imagine a collaboration with architects from the past. We use an historic drawing as the seed for a design presented in a physical model. Generating a kind of alternative history of the original project, rooted both in the past and in the present. The exhibition of all the models and drawings will be organized in London, under the aegis of the Architecture Foundation. Veldwerk Architecten, Ellis Woodman of the Architecture Foundation and Niall Hobhouse of Drawing Matter work together in the organization of the Alternative History exhibition project.
Exhibiton:
March 23 - April 14
Cork Street, Mayfair, London
Both the façade of the Trippenhuis complex and one of the outer walls adjoining the courtyard have recently been cast in bronze. On the video you can see how craftsmen of Royal Eijsbouts cast a mold intended for the two bronze panels of the complex. Office Winhov has opted for bronze to create more unity with the adjacent historic building on the Kloveniersburgwal 29. Both parts are owned by the Central Government Real Estate Agency and house the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences. Office Winhov is in charge of the transformation and renovation of the reception and public rooms, as well as the long-term vision for the restoration of the historic complex. HOEK architecture & preservation is responsible for the renovation of Kloveniersburgwal 29.
Office Winhov has been selected for the design of block 6a at the Amstelkwartier Amsterdam. The residential block of more than 7000 m2 will be located directly at the Amstel and will be developed by real estate developer AM.
As of February 1st we moved to our beautiful new office at:
Johan van Hasseltweg 2 E1
1022WV Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Office Winhov is responsible for the design of a 65m high residential tower at the August Allebéplein in Amsterdam Nieuw-West by client de Key. The tower comprises 174 social housing apartments and is part of a new building block.
WA invited Kees Kaan to be the guest editor. An overview of the state of current Dutch architecture is given in this issue. Our student housing project in Eindhoven is featured. Independent writers Ruud Brouwers, Kirsten Hannema and Zhang Yang contribute in presenting the trends through theoretic articles. Hannema quotes Jan Peter Wingender about Office Winhov’s work in her article about the ‘New Dutch’ movement.
In the green and spatial Amstelkwartier in Amsterdam 130 rental apartments will be realized according to the design by Office Winhov. The southern block has just been completed. The next phase of the realization concerns the northern block. It is expected to be delivered in the summer of 2019.
