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Revision as of 15:31, 27 June 2012

author:Eric Geboers

Contents

NDSM Center

Summary

Based on research at the NDSM location, three key functions are defined as very necessary at the location. These functions are: catering, conference space and exhibition space. Also, there is an incredible need for interaction between different groups of people at NDSM. At the moment, there’s a lack of transparency, cohesion and connectivity which needs to be solved by creating some sort of central meeting place, a place that everyone at NDSM can identify themselves with. The three functions are each put in separate ‘bodies’, as a snake crawling through the landscape. In the center of the bend defined by the snake, an interactive ‘network plaza’ is created: A large outdoor sitting hill, with its orientation towards the three bodies. This will become the center for interaction. Each body has a different target group, and is extremely transparent and accessible. This means that everyone can see what is happening at NDSM: its creativity and spirit is no longer hidden behind high brick walls. The inspiration for construction and architectural expression is a snake’s skeleton, because its extremely flexibility within one simple system. The snake defines the surrounding landscape and the construction of the bodies with ribs perpendicular to its spine.



Connections

Connection with De Markt

Connection with Ribbon Ondina

Connection with Customised Modularity

Gallery

Personal tools