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The Playlist: to Joris Voorn, techno is a spatial experience

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By Ronnie Weessies Verified
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The Playlist: to Joris Voorn, techno is a spatial experience This summer, Architectenweb interviewed people from the architecture field about their musical side. In the seventeenth and final episode of our summer series De Playlist, we turn the tables and speak with world-renowned DJ Joris Voorn. Trained as an interior architect, he interned at OMA and worked for a time at the now-defunct B A R.
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Serpentine Pavilion 2024 officially opens

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By Ronnie Weessies Verified
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• News  • The new Serpentine Pavilion was officially opened on June 7 in London. This 23rd edition of the annual pavilion in the gardens of the Serpentine Galleries has been designed by South Korean architect Minsuk Cho and his firm Mass Studies. The pavilion, titled "Archipelagic Void," consists of five separate volumes surrounding a central, circular patio. The design is inspired by the "madang," a traditional Korean house with a central courtyard.
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Storefront in Amsterdam by Dok architecten features sculpted facade of hand-molded bricks

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By Ronnie Weessies Verified
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The Italian fashion brand Dolce & Gabbana has opened a store in Amsterdam's P.C. Hooftstraat retail district. The distinctive facade, designed by locally-based Dok architecten, draws inspiration from the image of a 'tough lady on high heels.' The facade's design incorporates sloping surfaces to create a dynamic play of shadows, achieving a balance of strength and elegance.
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