The exhibition ‘Dutchville' offers a peek into the future of Dutch architecture. Some projects are already under development and in some cases almost built. Other designs may never be realized, but contain valuable architectural ideas relevant to society.

Browse Dutchville’s ‘future‘-projects below. All sixty projects are listed, sorted alphabetically by the names of the designers. Click on any of the images to start the slide show. Use the arrows to scroll through the collection.

	2012 Architecten - Heerlen: Sustainable City 2040
	Bjarne Mastenbroek i.s.m. Dick van Gameren - IJDock: Ontwerp masterplan en supervisie, uitwerking souterrain, openbare ruimte en jachthaven. Impressies IJDock: ASR Vastgoed Ontwikkeling, illustratie: zes x zes
	DE URBANISTEN - Water square Rotterdam
	Doepel Strijkers Architects - Merwe- & Vierhavens: Sustainable City 2040
	Doepel Strijkers Architects - The Green Connector, Hofbogen
	Hein Smedts - An Urban Montage, crossing familiar strangers
	INDESEM 2007 - National Park Kleinpolderplein
	JDS Architects - the Weave, Groningen
	JDS Architects - Tilburg: Sustainable City 2040
	Atelier Stadionpark (KCAP Architects&Planners, Municipal Town Planning & Housing Department, dS+V, in coöperation with H+N+S Landscape architects)
	Lukas Narutis - The Dish Games
	Studio Marco Vermeulen with Urban Affairs, De Urbanisten, VHP - Klavertje 4 Greenport Venlo (visualisation: A2 Studio)
	Studio Marco Vermeulen with HAU - Sky Parker (visualisation: A2 Studio)
	Studio Marco Vermeulen - Living Landscape 1.0
	Maxwan - Highway house
	Maxwan - Leiden Central
	Maxwan - Nuilding
	Maxwan - Pompenburg
	Maxwan - Rotterdam Central District
	Maxwan - Rotterdam Harbour Park
	Maxwan - Westerschelde tunnel
	MVRDV - Almere 2030
	MVRDV - The Book mountain
	MVRDV - Brabant Library
	MVRDV - Rotterdam Market hall
	MVRDV - Pigcity
	Neutelings Riedijk - Knowledge cluster Arnhem
	NL Architects - Flower Power Power Plant
	NL Architects - N.A.P. (New Amsterdam mean level)
	NL Architects - Next Stop Lelylaan
	NL Architects - Pilot Plant Hoogvliet
	NL Architects - Silo's Zeeburgereiland
	NL Architects - Trainshopping
	Owen Slootweg - Sports and congress centre Kleinpolderplein
	Municipality of Amsterdam, Zuidas organisation - Zuidas Dokzone
	Rietveld Landscape - Generating dunescapes
	Rietveld Landscape - A15 Scenic Highway
	Rietveld Landscape with Atelier de Lyon - New Amsterdam Park | Trusted Subcultures
	Rietveld Landscape with Atelier de Lyon - Free Port - Temporarily Open as Strategy
	Rietveld Landscape - Water moss rocks
	SeARCH - Skytower
	SeARCH with Christian Müller - City council offices Rotterdam
	The Why Factory - City Pig. By Winy Maas with Ulf Hackauf, Pirjo Haikola, Bas Kalmeijer and Tihamér Salij; Animation: Eliene Wieland, Marino Gouwens with Twan Haanen (Wieland&Gouwens Rotterdam). This project was commissioned by Stroom Den Haag on the occasion of the Foodprint program (2009-2010). Made possible by InnovatieNetwerk and LTO Nederland
	The Why Factory - Energetic City. By Gonzalo Rivas
	The Why Factory - Green Dream. By Carlo Maria Morsiani and Tanya Martinez Gonzales, images edited by Gonzalo Rivas, part of MSc2 Studio 'Green Dream', spring 2008 at the Faculty of Architecture of Delft University of Technology
	The Why Factory - Leisure City. By Mick van Gemert and Tanya Martinez Gonzales, graduation project, 2009, part of MSc3-4 Studio 'The Death of Leisure City', fall 2008 at the Faculty of Architecture of Delft University of Technology
	The Why Factory - Robotic City. By Ahmet Korfali, part of MSc3-4 Studio 'Automated City', fall 2008 at the Faculty of Architecture of Delft University of Technology
	UN Studio - Post Rotterdam
	UN Studio - Theatre Spijkenisse
	van Bergen Kolpa architects - Park Supermarket
	Jago van Bergen (van Bergen Kolpa architects), Duzan Doepel (Doepel Strijkers Architects) & Willemijn Lofvers (Bureau Lofvers) - Infra Ecology
	VHP urban planners + architects + landscape architects - Groningen: Sustainable City 2040
	VHP urban planners + architects + landscape architect - Kascade
	VHP urban planners + architects + landscape architect - Water wall
	Waterstudio.nl - Citadel, New Water
	Waterstudio.nl - Floating cruise terminal
	West 8 Urban design & landscape architecture with Avenue2 - Green Carpet / Undertunneling A2 highway Maastricht
	ZUS [ZONES URBAINES SENSIBLES] - Tide City
	ZUS [ZONES URBAINES SENSIBLES] - Apeldoorn, the Sustainable City 2040
	ZUS [ZONES URBAINES SENSIBLES] - Windpost

Dutchville

Exhibition | NAI Rotterdam - | 01/07/11-01/07/16 From July 1, the exhibition Dutchville is on display in the fully renovated NAi. In a remarkable approach to architecture, Dutchville is an exhibition that intentionally inspires conflicting feelings. At the NAi, you can explore your love-hate relationship with the urban environment and discover how the city shapes and affects the way you feel.
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Faculty of Architecture Building TU Delft still exists on paper

May 2008 | The Faculty of Architecture building at Delft University of Technology was designed by the Van den Broek and Bakema firm of architects and completed in 1970. The fire that raged on 13 May 2008 damaged the building to such an extent that it has to be demolished. In memory of this grand building, NAI presents a series of beautiful drawings taken from the archives of Van den Broek and Bakema.
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Green Dream - How Future Cities Can Outsmart Nature

Lecture/Debat/symposium 20 may 2010 20:00 | On the occasion of the publication of Green Dream - How Future Cities can Outsmart Nature by The Why Factory, the NAI have organized a debate with Dutch architects from different generations around the question ‘How green are you?’. Following some short presentations, Winy Maas, architect and co-founder of MVRDV, and Professor at the Why Factory/TU Delft, discussed with the participants the meaning of ‘green’ in each of their practices.
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Architecture of Consequence

Exhibition 19 february 2010  - 16 may 2010 | 24 architecture designers take the lead. Assessing what society needs now. Pursuing strategies the market is hesitant to explore. The designs that are presented are the fruits of an ambition to find sustainable designs for the future.
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Report: Imagine a city, Debate on Tour @Skopje, Macedonië

The ‘Imagine a city’ discussion on January 20th 2011 was an attempt to initiate improvements in the processes of city planning in Skopje. This is especially important for cities where the building activity is very intense, even though there is a lack of public discourse about the process.
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