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  • Fondazione Angelo Mangiarotti
  • Dutch Modernist heritage in USA
  • Rivonia trial reports 'Enkele rapporten' Coen Stork documented
  • Amsterdam sconosciuta
  • PORTADANCE dancefloors

• educational practices
  • overview EDUCATIONAL PRACTICES
  • Rietveld Basicyear'20 Design-attempts acting sustainable
  • Rietveld Basicyear'20 Design - 2D to 3D: explorations
  • Rietveld webpage until 2017
  • PERK - Spatial proposals on autism 2008
  • PRE design - how to move a mountain
  • PRE Drawingclass
  • PRE - all objects worthy drawing subjects

• portfolio/ RESIDENTIAL ACCOMODATION
  • Kitchen Berlin Zehlenberg
  • Attic apartment in former convent
  • Renovation/extension family house, Amsterdam
  • Refurbishment convent, Oosterbeek
  • Underground swimming pool Amsterdam
  • Apartment extension, Amsterdam
  • Transformation former infant-school, Sloten
  • Material research/Terrazzo alla Veneziana
  • Penthouse intervention, Zaaneiland
  • Refurbishment family dwelling Hoorn
  • Closed veranda extension, Breda
  • Interior architecture family house Hoorn

• portfolio/ PUBLIC-ACCOMODATION
  • Accommodation for IT company
  • Office reception-area, Amsterdam
  • Entrance area Community School, Amsterdam

• portfolio/ OBJECT FACILITIES, FURNITURE
  • Surly Chests Collective
  • Lean on me
  • HondWasHond
  • Iroko customized furniture
  • Medicine in light

• portfolio/ OTHER
  • 2014
    • interview PI
  • 2012
    • Angelo Mangiarotti in memoriam
  • 2010
    • education/EXHIBITION Maison Descartes 2005
    • Heilige Huisjes - NAi
    • Artifort - Murphy's Mental Room

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  • last update April 2024

From a sheet into an object, from fabric into a wearable or foldable spaces, from a plywood panel into furniture, from a cardboard into a scale model.

It all starts with a drawing on a flat surface.

In dialogue with the material the unique Group B'20 explored the benefits of this practice, as a tool for their visual works.




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©Sujin and Martina, photography ©Jordi de Vetten

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