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ROTTERDAM ARCHITECTUURPRIJS2016 Skatepark Westblaak FIRST Rotterdam WINNAAR PUBLIEKS PRIJS ROTTERDAM ARCHITECTUURPRIJS2016 Skatepark Westblaak FIRST Rotterdam WINNAAR PUBLIEKS PRIJS Timmerhuis Timmerhuis Station Rotterdam Bergweg WINNAAR JURYPRIJS VroesenpaviljoenDe Rozenburcht ROTTERDAM ARCHITECTUURPRIJS2016 p. 3 Voorwoord p. 4 Longlist p. 6 Shortlist p. 7 Over de prijs p. 8 Juryprijs p. 14 Publieksprijs De Rozenburcht1 Rotterdam Architectuurprijs 2016 Rotterdam, van ruwe diamant tot schitterend juweel Rotterdam bruist. We zijn een moderne stad, geroemd in binnen- en buitenland, de laatste jaren vooral door de nieuwe bijzondere gebouwen die er zijn neergezet. En er komt nog veel meer aan, kan ik u vertellen. Daarover straks meer. Rotterdammers weten natuurlijk al jaren dat we een mooie stad zijn. Ik ben daar zelf voorbeeld van: ik kwam hier als vierjarig jochie wonen en ben nooit meer weggegaan. Desondanks was die trots op de stad meer iets onbewusts. Een gevoel dat alleen werd uitgesproken als niet-Rotterdammers het waagden iets negatiefs te zeggen over mijn stad. Maar zo is het al lang niet meer. Er waren eigenlijk buitenstaanders nodig om ons wakker te schudden. Sinds kranten als The New York Times en The Guardian Rotterdam in het vizier hebben gekregen en sinds we op allerlei ranglijsten staan, kijken we met andere ogen naar onze stad. Zelfbewust worden via de u-bochtconstructie noem ik het. Opeens beseffen we dat Rotterdam inderdaad bruist. En dat we best hardop mogen zeggen dat we trots zijn op onze stad. Het blijft niet alleen bij woorden. We zijn inmiddels een trekpleister voor nieuwe bedrijven en toeristen. Ook willen steeds meer mensen in Rotterdam wonen of blijven wonen: jonge gezinnen, hoger opgeleiden en oud-Rotterdammers die terugkeren vanuit de randgemeenten. Rotterdam is de enige grote stad in ons land die mensen uit omliggende gemeenten aantrekt, zo constateerde het CBS enige tijd geleden. Alleen al de inzendingen voor deze Architectuurprijs bewijzen hoezeer Rotterdam in beweging is. Omdat de oogst zo talrijk en divers is, hebben we voor het eerst de thema’s – wonen, bedrijfsgebouwen en transfor- matie van gebouwen – losgelaten. Zo krijgen we bovendien een compleet overzicht van wat er wordt gebouwd in Rotterdam, van sportcomplex tot kluswoning tot woontoren. Mijn complimenten gaan daarom uit naar de vakjury, die de moeilijke klus had een shortlist te maken en een winnaar aan te wijzen voor de Juryprijs. Daarnaast wil ik alle Rotterdammers en bezoekers van Rotterdam bedanken die hebben gestemd voor de Publieksprijs. Dankzij jullie zien we dat architectuur breed leeft en dat de bouwwerken daadwerkelijk een verrijking zijn voor buurten en wijken, voor Rotterdam. De komende tijd wordt er – letterlijk – doorgebouwd aan het grootstedelijke imago van Rotterdam. Initiatief: Bijvoorbeeld met The Sax op de Wilhelminapier, twee torens verbonden met een skybar op 150 meter hoogte, met de verbouwing van de Marconitorens van kantoren naar appartementen. Ook zullen er nog veel eerste palen worden geslagen. Neem die van de twee woontorens Uptown en Muse in het Wijnhavengebied, Bright aan de Verlengde Willemsbrug of de Zalmhaventoren, met zijn 200 meter straks het hoogste gebouw van Nederland, Het is slechts een greep uit wat er in de nabije toekomst plaatsvindt. Samenstelling, productie en redactie: Kortom, de Architectuurprijs is de komende jaren verzekerd van mooie inzendingen. En Rotterdam is op weg om van een ruwe diamant te veranderen in een schitterend juweel. Ronald Schneider Wethouder Stedelijke Ontwikkeling en Integratie Projectleiding, redactie en juryrapport: Catja Edens Vormgeving: stoopmanvos Fotografie: Frank Hanswijk Kaart: ZUS (Zones Urbaines Sensibles) Lithografie: Bert van der Horst, BFC, Amersfoort Druk- en bindwerk: Veenman + © alle auteurs en fotograaf 2016 2 De Rozenburcht3 01 CPO Gaffelstraat 12 Inloophuis De Brug 24 Station Rotterdam 36 Het voorleespaviljoen Rotterdam Architectuurprijs 2016 longlist Architect: Pasel.Künzel Archi- Architect: Arjan Scheer Bergweg Architect: Iris de Kievith tects Opdrachtgever: CPO Gaf- Opdrachtgever: College van Architect: JagerJanssen archi- Opdrachtgever: Stichting felstraat/Woonstad Rotterdam Kerkrentmeesters, Hervormde tecten /Jasper de Haan architec- Speeltuin de Feijenoordse Bouwer: Gebr. Verschoor Gemeente Delfshaven ten, i.s.m. Bureau Polderman Middenstip Bouwer: MUD- 02 Skatepark Westblaak Bouwer: Rietdijk Rotterdam Opdrachtgever: Hofbogen projects / Boris Duijneveld, 23 Architect: Janne Saario & 13 Hout- en Bouwer: Jurriëns west Clara Froger Dutch Design i.s.m. Marcel Musch Opdrachtgever: Meubileringscollege 25 Westersingelbrug De Viltmannen Gemeente Rotterdam Bouwer: Architect: RoosRos Architecten Architect: Studio Selva en 37 SkilledIn Office Damiaan Winkelman SkateOn. Opdrachtgever: Hout- en Anouk Vogel Opdrachtgever: Architect: Studio RAP 03 District A Vietnamese Meubileringscollege Bouwer: Gemeente Rotterdam Bouwer: Opdrachtgever: Port of Rotter- Streetfoodbar Waal Bouw Metaluniek dam Bouwer: Studio RAP Architect: Koen Klok i.s.m. 14 Horecagelegenheid 26 Polak Building 38 De Sportmotor 29 LAGADO architects Opdracht- kop Nieuwemarkt Architect: Paul de Ruiter Archi- Architect: Geurst & Schulze gever: District A Bouwer: Architect: Vanschagen Archi- tects Opdrachtgever: Erasmus architecten Opdrachtgever: Cor Speijer, Willems VGO, tecten Opdrachtgever: Universiteit Rotterdam, Erasmus Gemeente Rotterdam Bouwer: Erik Hombrink Projecten Marcan vastgoed Bouwer: Facilitair bedrijf Bouwer: Slokker Bouwgroep 04 Advocatenkantoor in BAM woningbouw SMT Bouw 39 Tarwesterk rijksmonument 15 Kantine Walhalla 27 TENT / Witte de With Architect: Ziegler, Branderhorst 13 Architect: Siebold Nijenhuis Architect: Vanschagen Archi- Architect: De Zwarte Hond | en Artesk van Royen Archi- Architect Opdrachtgever: tecten Opdrachtgever: Stich- Daan Zandbelt i.s.m. 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