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WINY MAAS WED. FEBRUARY 4, 2014 6:00 PM, S.R. CROWN HALL APPROACH ABOUT “We pursue a fascination Winy Maas is one of the co-founding directors of the architecture and urban planning firm for radical, investigative MVRDV, based in Rotterdam, Netherlands. He is furthermore professor at and director spatial research focusing of The Why Factory, a research institute for the future city, he founded in 2008 at TU on the urban landscape, Delft. Since 2013 he is Visiting Professor at the University of Hong Kong, before that he the public realm, and the was among others Professor at ETH Zurich, Berlage Institute, MIT, Ohio State and Yale influence of architecture University. on the everyday lives of its inhabitants and users.” MVRDV was founded in 1993 by Maas, Jacob van Rijs and Nathalie de Vries in Rotterdam, the Netherlands for the purpose of providing solutions to contemporary architectural and -MVRDV urban issues. MVRDV’s collaborative, research-based design method has resulted in a variety of building, urban planning and installation projects. The most recent project is the Market Hall in Rotterdam (pictured below), which includes a combination of housing and MUST READ retail. MVRDV Buildings (2013, MVRDV has been the recipient of countless awards some of which include Marketing MVRDV) Award Rotterdam, Red Dot Design Award for 2013 (Book Mountain) & 2011 (Balancing Barn), A&W Architect of the Year 2012, RIBA Manswer Medal and City of Rotterdam Vertical Villages (2012, Architecture Award. The Why Factory & MVRDV) WORK KM3: Excursions on Capacities (2006, MVRDV) Spacefighter: The Evolutionary City (2005, MVRDV) FARMAX: Excursions on Density (1999, MVRDV) Market Hall, Rotterdam, the Netherlands (2014) Book Mountain, Spijkenisse, the Netherlands (2012) For more information about their projects, please visit their website at: www.mvrdv.nl.

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