Architecture and design are natural organisms consisting of elements that are interdependent and subordinate to a greater whole: city, neighbourhood, home, self. Relations are determined through use.
Seen in this way, architecture and design are explicitly vital forms of expression, capable of provoking a broad range of thoughts, experiences, sensations, emotions and memories.
Ooze applies itself to the practice of both.
Ooze is Eva Pfannes and Sylvain Hartenberg.
Ooze partners travel extensively, enriching how they think about design and cultivating opportunities to practice abroad. The exchange of expertise involved in collaborative international projects feeds directly into their practice: Introducing new ways of thinking about design, architecture and the ethics of craftsmanship, new methods of processing information, fabricating products, defining, delineating and, ultimately, utilizing space.
The universal gives way to the personal, and vice versa.
Ooze international collaborations include: developing a distinctive architectural brand using the ethics of design, form and structure to define a developer's identity leading to urban plans, hospitality and residential units in collaboration with Urban Studio-Mumbai, India; teaming up with the office CQ in Paris for interior and residential projects.
Ooze operates out of Rotterdam, Netherlands and Paris, France.
Ooze practice was formally established in 2003. Ooze has participated in numerous international competitions, winning prizes and honourable mentions with every entry. Additionally, Ooze projects repeatedly capture the attention of the international press.
Ooze has been awarded the Prix de Rome Architecture 2006 - Basis Prize (Rijksakademie, Amsterdam).
The current work ranges from
scenographies for The Museum of
Contemporary Art TENT,interior design
projects in Belgium and France, villas in the outskirts of Rotterdam NL, a preliminary urban strategy for Amsterdam west and a master plan in Hyderabad, India.
Eva Pfannes (Würzburg, Germany)
Dipl-Ing, Stuttgart (D), BSc Arch,UCL (UK)
She studied from 1990 to 1994 in Stuttgart at the Art Academy, and from 1994 to 1996 at the Bartlett in London.
She worked at Maxwan, Rotterdam from1997 to 2001 and Zaha Hadid London from 2001 to 2002.
She was tutor and guest critic, at the North London, Art Academy in Stuttgart, and is currently teaching Public Space
at the Eindhoven Design Academy (NL).
Sylvain Hartenberg (Paris, France)
Architecte Ensais, Strasbourg (FR) Msc Arch. UCL (UK)
He studied in Strasbourg (1988-1992) at the ENSAIS and in London at the Bartlett with Prof. Peter Cook. He worked in Paris for Architecture studio from 93 to 95 and in London for Terry Farell and Sheppard Robson from 1997 to 2002. He has been guest critic at the Bartlett, AA, and North London Polytechnic.
2006: Prix de Rome - Basis Prize
Residency at the Rijksakademie, Amsterdam(NL)
2005: Volcaniques system wins
the Best Plastic object of the year @ NOW 2005,Paris(FR)
2002: Werkbeurs Fonds BKVB,The Netherlands Foundation for Visual Arts Design and Architecture(NL)
1995: "Aide à projet",Fondation Mécénat(FR)
Research project on the urban motorway the Westway in London (UK)
1994: DAAD scholarship (D)
2010
OOZE 070 Twin house Villa refurbishment 200m2 / EUR Rowald & Suze Pfannes - Leipzig (D) - CURRENT
2009
OOZE 069 Violettas shoe store Shop fitting 20m2 / EUR 16.000K Zarko & Violeta Radulovic - Rotterdam (NL) - COMPLETED
OOZE 068 Syds pad Flat refurbishment 40m2 / EUR 20.000K Syd Reynal - Paris (FR) - CURRENT
OOZE 067 Trails Visitor center 1200m2 / EUR 2.000K Staatsbosbeheer - Oostvaardersplassen (NL) - COMPETITION
OOZE 066 In Between waters Art installation 500m2 / EUR 200.000 Emsher Kunst - Essen (D) - CURRENT
OOZE 065 Van Dijk villa Villa refurbishment 100m2 / EUR 200.000 - Wendella Van Dijk Rotterdam (NL) CURRENT
OOZE 064 Kok, Kweker, Vrouw, Buurman Urban & art community strategy & project 30+500m2 STEDELIJK Museum - Amsterdam (NL) COMPLETED
OOZE 063 Villa Rotterdam reload Villa refurbishment 500m2 / EUR 2.000 K - Confidential - Rotterdam (NL) ON SITE
OOZE 062 Hakawati - House of art and Culture Competition 8000m2 - Ministry of Culture Beirut (Libanon) - COMPETITION
OOZE 061 Tent meeting room Museum refurbishment - 30m2 - TENT - Rotterdam (NL) - COMPLETED
2008
OOZE 059 Rifugio Chaligne Yoga shelter 35m2 / EUR 20.000 - Private - Alpes Chaligne (I)
OOZE 058 Het Wilde Westen Urban Strategy - YDI Amsterdam west (NL)
OOZE 057 Montesquieus ghost Scenography 10m2 - TENT - Rotterdam (NL) COMPLETED
OOZE 056 Videocon Masterplan Residential / Commercial / Landscape 450.000m2 - Videocon Hyderabad (IN) with Urban Studio(Mumbai) CURRENT
OOZE 055 V.L. Residence Villa refurbishment 180m2 - Private Rio de Janeiro (BR)
OOZE 054 TENT ACADEMY AWARD 2007 IN DENHAAG (OC&W ministry of culture) - Scenography, exhibition design - 50m2 - TENT - Rotterdam (NL) - Completed
2007
OOZE 053 Mooi Van Ver Scenography, exhibition design - 280m2 - TENT - Rotterdam (NL) - COMPLETED
OOZE 052 Joops attic Interior flat refurbishment 60m2 - Joop Smulder - Brussel (B)
OOZE 051 Sea-side apartment Interior flat refurbishment - 150m2 / EUR: 150.000 - Rick Hunting - Knokke (B) CURRENT
OOZE 050 Week end House 154m2 / EUR: 200.000 - Robert Vanderlinde - Rotterdam (NL)
OOZE 049 Tent Academy Award 2007 Scenography - 135m2 - TENT - Rotterdam (NL) - COMPLETED
OOZE 048 Wrong Time Wrong Place Scenography 720m2 - TENT - Rotterdam (NL) - COMPLETED
OOZE 047 Villa Rotterdam Villa reconfiguration and extension 100m2 - Confidential - Rotterdam (NL)
OOZE 045 Club house Sport club 2330m2 / EUR: 600.000 - Soham Group - Mumbai, Thane (IN) - with Urban Studio (Mumbai)
2006
OOZE 041.b Land of Beacons - Urban vision for Ymuiden Port city- 2km Rad - PRIX DE ROME 2006 Architecture BASIS PRICE - Rijksakademie - Amsterdam (NL) - Jury: De Vries (MVRDV), Gietema (KCAP), van Lieshout (AVL), von Gerkan
OOZE 041.a Light House Design for Mr Visserplein 1000m2 - PRIX DE ROME 2006 Architecture -1ST STAGE - Rijksakademie - Amsterdam (NL) - Jury: De Vries (MVRDV), Gietema (KCAP), van Lieshout (AVL), von Gerkan
OOZE 043 Sun Plaza Mixed-use development 3155m2 / EUR700 000 - Soham Group - Mumbai (IN) - in association with Urban Studio (Mumbai
OOZE 042 Yewoor Forest Week-end bungalow resort - 15 units / 2,250m2 / 3.6ha / EUR900.000 - Soham Group - Mumbai, Thane (IN) - with Urban Studio (Mumbai)
2005
OOZE 037 Pawna House Private Villa & Guest house - 2 x 1,000 m2 Private -Maharashtra (IN) - with Urban Studio (Mumbai)
OOZE 032 Fairytale - High rise housing complex - 272 units / 27 stories / 46.500 m2 / EUR 18 M - Soham Group - Mumbai, Thane (IN) - with Urban Studio (Mumbai)
OOZE 034 Davalos Van der Aa Interior fit out - 50m2 / 20.000 EUR - Alfons & Gabi Van Der AA - Rotterdam (NL) - COMPLETED
OOZE 022 Salone Satellite Volcaniques System installation 32 m2 / EUR 20.000 - Salone Satellite - Salone Del Mobile - Milan (IT) COMPLETED
OOZE 031 Ocean Park - Residential development- 308 units / 30.736 m2 / 3,5 ha / EUR 13,8 M - Soham Group - Mumbai, Thane (IN) - with Urban Studio (Mumbai)
OOZE 033 Nalhanda School Kinder garden and primary school - 4000 m2 / EUR655.000 EUR - Soham Group - Mumbai, Thane (IN) - with Urban Studio (Mumbai) - COMPLETED
OOZE 030 Soham Plaza Multi functional Glass Facade - 115m x 15m / EUR500.000 - Soham Group - Mumbai, Thane (IN) - with Urban Studio (Mumbai)
2004
OOZE 025 Untouchable threshold Research study on linear settlement along railway tracks - Envers des villes Mumbai (India
OOZE 020 Jf 35 Town house refurbishment 200m2 / EUR 40,000 - Private - Clermont Ferrand (FR) - COMPLETED
OOZE 021 Jura Block Stone in commercial spaces, exhibition stand 100 m2 / EUR20,000 - Deutscher Naturstein Verband - Contract world - Hanover (D) COMPLETED
2003
OOZE 018 Panasian New built restaurant - 400m2 - Private - Bandra - Mumbai (IN) - with Urban Studio (Mumbai)
OOZE 017 Bunty Club Night club conversion - 750m2 - Bunty Ganesh - Colaba - Mumbai (IN) - with Urban Studio (Mumbai)
2002
OOZE 014 Vandijk Fashion store - 100m2 / EUR 110.000 - Wendela Van Dijk - Rotterdam (NL) COMPLETED
OOZE 013 Airport caf Parasite Café on the roof of Rotterdam airport (NL) - Unsolicited Rotterdam (NL)
2001
OOZE 012 Visa airways Airplane external & interior design - Visa Airways (IN)
OOZE 011 Silicon Garbage Sound Installation for Art & Landscape festival - 500m2 / EUR 1000 - Les Jardins Temporaires - Le Havre (FR) - with Mathieu Pavageau, Sylvain Reynal, Bas Kortman COMPLETED
OOZE 008 Wax house Residential development - 50 units / 400m2 Clermont Ferrand (FR)
OOZE 006 Studio flat conversion 30m2 / 120.000 FR - Private / Paris (FR) COMPLETED
OOZE 010 Coffee house restaurant conversion 50m2 - Private / Brussel (B)
2000
OOZE 004 Horizons Sonores - Sound Installation for Art & Landscape festival 10X200m / EUR 200 - Les Jardins temporaires / Le Havre (FR) - with Mathieu Pavageau COMPLETED
OOZE 03 Web Shop Interactive internet Shop concept - 45 m2 / 200 fr Ideonet / Paris (FR)
1997 Pausen Passage Research project Stuttgart Eva Pfannes - Dipl-Ing, Stuttgart (D) - Prof. Nikolous Parmache - Theme: City Oasis in Stuttgart - Germany
1996 AM40 Lunderners Research project London - Sylvain Hartenberg - Msc Arch. UCL (UK) Prof.Peter Cook DISTINCTION - Theme: inhabiting under the Westway - Awarded by la foundation mecenat
1996 Ministry of Fence Research project London Eva Pfannes - BSc Arch,UCL (UK) - Prof. Johnathan Hill, Leslie Lokko - Theme: Artificial Island in the Bosporus - Turkey
1992 Parisurail,Parisoupirail- Research project Paris - Sylvain Hartenberg - Architect diploma Ensais, Strasbourg Dir. Yves Ayrault - Theme: inhabiting the unused railway tracks called La petite ceinture 2006
OOZE 044 MPPAT Public administration town - 2,700,000 m2 - International competition - Administrative City - Construction Agency- Chungcheongnam Korea
OOZE 040 Folly Dock Urban Concept Pavilions for Rotterdam Harbour - International competition - Folly Dock organization- Rotterdam (NL) - with Pascal Cuisinier, Mathieu Pavageau (Paris)
2005
OOZE 035 Glacier Vegetal - Urban design vision for Geneva 2020 - 2,500,000 m2 International urban competition - FAS Federation of Swiss Architects - Geneva (CH) - Jury: L. Snozzi, M. Peter (Meili Peter) with Xpace (Zurich) - 4TH PRICE
2004
OOZE 024 Flower Tower - Industrial Landscape in flower bulb region - idea competition Jury: De Vries (MVRDV) - Soul & soil / Keukenhof (NL) with TANGLOBE (Rotterdam)
2003
OOZE 023 Chelungpu Memorial Earthquake memorial 21.500m2 / EUR 1 M -International Competition - Finalist - CCEMC Taiwan - with TANGLOBE (Rotterdam) Jury: Peter Cook -FINALIST
OOZE 019 Magnet Low cost housing 1ha / 151 units / 3775 to 11325m2 / 10.000$ per unit - Elemental International Housing Competition - Harvard Graduate School of Design & Pontificia Universidad Católica Chile- Jury: H&deM, M. Da Rocha HONOURABLE MENTION
2002
OOZE 016 HIV AIDS Mobile Clinic - Treatment and curing mobile hospital - EUR20 000 - International competition - Architecture for humanity Africa
OOZE 015 Heu Swiss Pavilion for World Expo 2005 - 900m2 / CHF 3 Million International Competition - Präsenz Schweiz, Schoch Marketing - Nagoya (JP) - In association with K.Geers 5TH PRICE
2001
OOZE 009 Poldercactus Mixed-use housing development - 134 000 m2 - National Housing competition Royaal Wonen- Architektuur Lokaal Lelystadt ( NL) HONOURABLE MENTION
2000
OOZE 007 Horizon Volcan Mixed housing and light industrial buildings in medieval urban fabric 150.000m2 - European housing competition - Europan IV- Clermont Ferrand (FR)
1999
OOZE 002 Sarajevo Concert Hall - cultural centre and concert hall - Cost: 17.5M EUR / 80,000m2 - 2 Stage International Design Competition - Bienale of Young Artists- Commune di Roma- Sarajevo Canton- Zona Attiva Jury: Z. Hadid F.Cellini - with Tilman Heller and Pasquale Talerico - FINALIST / 3RD PRIZE
1998
OOZE 001 Gallipoli Peace Park - 33 000 ha - International urban landscape competition - D.G.N.P. & W.F. Turkey - Jury: G.Murcutt, I. de Sola-Morales Rubio - with Hiroki Matsura
1994 Fingers - Mixed residential development - European housing competition - Europan III - Liege (B) - Jury: F.Seigneur - with Circus Architects (London) - FIRST PRIZE
2008
OOZE 046 TRANSLUSCENT STRUCTURES ED.1 - Dining table - limited edition
2005
OOZE 036 INFORMAL Sit and sofa system x 3 Edra Concept design
OOZE 027 ONE-CUT Stone furniture system
OOZE 026 MINILAND - Table dish system Koziol Concept design
OOZE 022
2000
OOZE 005 JACK THE HIDE - Survival Tourist Shelter - Alessi Travel ware 2008
- VIVID Rotterdam (NL) Translucent structure Ed.1 with Vincent Derijk
- TENT Rotterdam (NL) Montesquieus Ghost
- TENT Rotterdam (NL) Tent Academy Award 2007 In Denhaag (OC&W ministry of culture)
2007
- ENSAIS - Strasbourg (FR) - 100 years of architecture at the ENSAIS
- TENT Rotterdam (NL) Mooi van ver
- TENT Rotterdam (NL) Tent Academy Award
- TENT Rotterdam (NL) - Wrong time wrong place
2006
- ARCAM (Architectuur Centrum Amsterdam) Amsterdam (NL) - Land of Beacons Prix de Rome.NL 2006 - Rijksakademie Light house - Prix de Rome 2006
2005
- Now / Top Plastic Award Paris (FR) - Volcaniques System
- Salone Satellite Milan (It) - Volcaniques System
- Design Lab Salon du meuble Paris (FR) Volcaniques System
2004
- Contractworld Hanover (D) Jura block/One cut
2002
- North London University London (UK) Sarajevo Concert hall
2001
- Jardins temporaires Le Havre (FR) - Silicon Garbage
2000
- Jardins temporaires - Le Havre (FR) - Horizons sonores
- Sarajevo Concert Hall -Stripes (IT) Vénice Biennale
- Commune di Roma (IT) Sarajevo Concert Hall
1999
- Biennale of the young artists Mattatoio Roma (IT) Sarajevo Concert Hall
1996
- Master Generation2 - Bartlett London (UK) - Westway Lunderners Thesis project
1995
- RIBA London (UK) Europan III / Fingers
- Liege Town Hall (B) Europan III / Fingers
1994
- Arche de la Defense Paris (FR) Europan III / Fingers
- NAI Rotterdam (NL) At home in the city Fingers / Europan III
- EAPB Paris (FR) People in modernist Buildings with E. Thirard & U.Rolland
XXI - Issue 55 (Tu) - 04/2007
Contemporary World Interiors,Susan Yelavich - Phaidon - 2007
PRIX DE ROME.NL 2006 architectuur/ architecture - 010 publisher (NL) - 2006
De architect (NL) - 06 /2006
Werk, bauen und wohnen (CH) - 01/2006
Wettbewerbe aktuell (D) - 01/2006
Hochparterre Wettbewerbe (CH) - 12/2005
Tracés + text 21 (CH) - 10/2005
Le temps (CH) - 10/2005
BOB (Taiwan) - 07/2004
Blueprint (UK)-02/2004
DeArchitect - 12/2003
AMC (FR) - 12/2003
Post BOks (SP) - 11/2003
FRAME (NL) - 06/2003
Architektur (AU) - 05/2003
Blueprint (UK) - 02/2003
AA File - 06/2000
Casabella - 03/2000 PUBLIC SPACE / DESIGN ACADEMY EINDHOVEN (NL)
LUST
We started the term with a research around the common understanding of rules and
regulations in public space.
The violation is not the denial of the interdiction, but the crossing and the completion
thereof (Georges Bataille)
During the laboratory phase, the students where asked to design a secret fold (PLOOI) of
the city: a fold between building and public space; a boundary between private and public
space; a "habitable" threshold (or other separation); a "deep" facade; an intersection of
two functions, a hybrid where collective and personal situations can occur.
KANAALSTRAATSMAAK (Kanaalstraat-taste)
What is the taste of the street? A busy market street in Lombok/ Utrecht serves for the investigation of this question.
GREY
The Design Academy was asked by the city of Eindhoven to study the role of elderly in the urban environment.
The project GREY consisted of two parts, the Summer City and the Winter City.
Summer City investigates the phenomena of the mobile seniors who as a kind of migratory birds react to the weather; winter at home or in a hot country, summer in the garden (volkstuin).
The brief of designing a datsja started out with working on a series of components with a threshold function.
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2009 - Oostvaarderplassen 's Visitor center for
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A Trip into the Wild
In the highly cultivated landscape of the Rhine Delta, the Oostvaardersplassen stand out as a pristine wilderness, seemingly untouched by the hands of planners. Its contradictory artificial origin, however, makes it into an emblematic space that allows us to explore the nature of the natural in a country that, like no other, has artificially recreated its natural landscape.
The new visitors centre, the Oostvaarders Trails, is designed to prolong this exploration. Firstly, raising the question to what degree it is possible to satisfy our desire for wilderness in such a highly urbanized setting as the Randstad Holland and secondly, questioning to what extent we can truly allow nature to run its own course. That being said, the interaction between nature and culture is not a static relation but a constant struggle in which the frontlines are fluent and ever changing. The visitors centre reflects these transformations and moves along (shapes itself) concurrently. The Oostvaarders Trails is not simply a building but a strategic experiment on the expanding need for nature in highly cultivated societies.
Into the Wild
The visitors centre is designed to be a tree of trails that invites visitors to move from the highly cultural landscape into the nature of the Oostvaarder Plassen. It moves from the public to the collective, from being broad to being narrow, from loud to silent. This slow immersion, that introduces the visitor to the Oostvaardersplassen, is given shape through seeking the close proximity to nature and the exclusion of disturbing elements and through seeking proximity to nature. Buildings are low and invisible to not disrupt the skyline of nature. They react to the different types of nature that the Oostvaardersplassen offer.
The Oostvaarders Trails are a means to discover the area. They are not a manifested route, but its branches are dedicated to the different experiences that the Oostvaarderplassen offer. Each experience has its own right and moment. Frequent visits will establish insights into the life circle of nature.
Nature is in constant evolution. To anticipate its dynamics the trails are changing their route through time. Nature can recover from the man-made and man can rediscover new wilderness. The buildings along the path follow the cycle of nature. Their configuration can be changed according to new ecological requirements. All buildings, including foundations anticipate on this.
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OOZE 067 Trails
PROJECT Oostvaarderplassen 's visitor center
LOCATION Oostvaarderplassen - NL
AREAS 2000 m2
BUDGET 2.000 k EUR
CLIENT Staatsbosbeheer
TEAM Eva Pfannes - Ooze
- Sylvain Hartenberg - Ooze
- Eloka Som - Ooze
- Ruud Ghering - Bouwhaven
- Hein Koningen Ecologist
- Thierry Kandjee - Taktyk
- Verena Balz
- Merijn Oudenampsen
DATE 2009
2010 - Art installation for Emscherkunst2010
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The project Between the Waters: The Emscher Community Garden is located at one of the narrowest points on Emscher Island, between the Emscher River and the Rhine-Herne Canal.
The project is a complete and sustainable water-supply system. It uses only water from the immediate area: the Emscher River, the Rhine-Herne Canal, rainwater and waste water. The main elements of the water supply and treatment installation are two toilets located above the Emscher River, a pump that draws water from the river into a septic tank, a constructed wetland (a helophyte filter), a rainwater-harvesting roof, water storage bags (pillow tanks), and a fountain located above the Rhine-Herne Canal that offers visitors water of drinkable quality. In addition, the system provides water for irrigating the Community Garden. The project teaches visitors about the various stages of the water supply system usually hidden underground in their everyday environment and engages them in such issues as the conservation, treatment and use of water.
Between the Waters: The Emscher Community Garden shows it is possible to reclaim and restore the natural habitat by using low-tech processes to construct a high-tech system. Although designed for this particular site, this is a mobile system that can be replicated in other localities. Equally important, through the Community Garden the project demonstrates the importance of local residents involvement with sustainable practices relating to water, including water conservation and local food production. The project underscores natures ability to restore itself and the power of local communities to make this happen.
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OOZE 066 Between the waters: The Emsher community garden
Emscherkunst.2010
PROJECT Art installation: Autonomous water treatment system & community gardens
LOCATION Essen - D
AREAS 1000 m2
BUDGET - EUR
CLIENT Emschergenossenschaft
TEAM Marjetica Potrc
- Eva Pfannes - Ooze
- Sylvain Hartenberg - Ooze
- Florian De Visser - Ooze
- Shilesh Hariharan - Ooze
- STRUCTURE Ronald Wenting - ABT
- CONSTRUCTION Bouwhaven Consultants
- WATER SYSTEM Kilian Water
- CONTRACTORS: Tiggelovend-Kok & Vandulmen
- GARDENER: Andre Piegsa
PHOTOGRAPHY Roman Mensing
- Florian de Visser
- Ooze
DATE 29 / 05 / 2010 - 05 / 09 / 2010
THANKS TO Herr Thuena (EG), Simon Schubert (Foerder-Demmer), Mariana Idiarte, Veronika
2009 - Community gardens & kitchen in Amsterdam West
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The project re-think about an alternative sustainable model to aply together with the inhabitants of the Nieuw west , to stir up imagination amongst them about a future environment, to stimulate re-appropriation of the space in the nieghborhood, to empower poeple. The project take as a case study on one hand a non accessible public green to transform it into community cultivated gardens, on the other hand a derelict corner shop and transform it into a community kitchen.
This project is carried out as part of the collective Wilde westen and the artist Marjetica Potrc www.potrc.org
for the stedelijk museum
www.kkvb-cfwn.blogspot.com/
www.stedelijkindestad.nl/projects/in_west
OOZE 064 De kok, de kweker, zijn vrouw en hun Buurman
PROJECT Community kitchen & garden / Urban empowerment strategy
LOCATION Amsterdam - NL
AREAS 500 + 25 m2
BUDGET -
CLIENT Stedelijk Museum - Amsterdam
TEAM Marjetica Potrc
- Wilde Westen Team:
- ------Eva Pfannes - Ooze
- ------Sylvain Hartenberg - Ooze
- ------Lucia Babina - iStrike
- ------Reinder Bakker - Overtreders
- ------Hester van Dijk - Overtreders
- ------Merijn Oudenampsen
- ------Henriette Waal
- With the help of:
- ------Florian de Visser - Ooze
- Partners:
- ------Gemeente Amsterdam
- ------Stimulerings Fonds voor Architectuur
- ------Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst
- ------Far West
- Bewoners of Lodewijk van Deysselstraat
PHOTOGRAPHY Ooze Overtreders Henriette Waal Rufus Lucia Babina Marjetica Potrc - Florian de Viser - Carlitos Breton Nobuki Ogasahara - Sjoerd
DATE 2009 - 2010
2010 - Villa refurbishment
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The project is the conversion of a villa located in a green suburb of Rotterdam using series of extensions to accommodate new programs on the side and over the house.
The villa is composed of an eclectic set of building due to constant growth since the 20s till 2005 date where the current owner moved in.
Few years later, those series of extensions have proven to be highly inefficient with a set of substantially unusable spaces. This has resulted in an introvert and dysfunctional house negating the natural elements giving the house its charm; the canal, the forest and the gardens.
The envelop of the house is generated by the regulation, entrance and kitchen permission free extension. The layout has been totally reorganized around a central void. A new staircase on the north wall is servicing first and second floor.
The new envelop (façade and roof) is built in solid wood construction (Lenotec with glass and grass/sedum infill.
The external spaces of the house are designed as an extension of the house to provide unity and continuity of spaces inside outside..
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OOZE 063 Villa Davalos Van der Aa
PROJECT Villa refurbishment
LOCATION Rotterdam - NL
AREAS 400m2
BUDGET - EUR
CLIENT Confidential
TEAM Architect: OOZE - Rotterdam NL
- Eva Pfannes
- Sylvain Hartenberg
- Eloka Som
- Rene Sangers
- Maartje Franse
- Bouw Consultant: BOUWHAVEN Consultant
- Ruud Ghering
- Corstiaan Verschoor
- Jasper Martens
- Engeneer: Pieters Bouwtechniek
- Jaap Dijks
CONTRACTOR DB Bouw BV - Miel Bregman
- Bouwbreed BV - Ad van den Bosch (CAD 3d production )
PHOTOGRAPHY Ooze
DATE 2009 - 2010
2009 - Interior refreshment of Tent meeting room
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Tent meeting room is a ground floor space which is used as a meeting room a working room, a storage room, a lunch room and occasionally a workshop room for kids and students. Highly used multifunctional space, it was always perceived as a leftover space squeezed between entrance lobby and exhibition space. The proportion of the room and the material palette used in this space was extremely uneasy and did not seem to take into account the numerous users of this space, an accumulation of corner spaces attracting mess and dust.
In order to balance the space a line of horizon has been set up. This line brings calm quietness and tranquillity to the all space. The line is where, metaphorically, the ceiling and the floor meets, a black & green border, black for walls and ceiling minimizing the uneasy feeling induced by the substantial height, and green for the continuation of the existing floor on the walls. Additionally a field of lights located on the line of horizon also helps the room to be perceived as more comfortable to inhabit. A set of purpose made furniture and shelves have been designed. Realized in standard plywood they create a warm environment suitable for all the different functions that this room can take, a good place to work but also a comfortable representational space to welcome visitors.
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OOZE 061 Tent Meeting Room
PROJECT Interior refurbishment
LOCATION Rotterdam - NL
AREAS 30m2
BUDGET -
CLIENT TENT
TEAM Eva Pfannes & Sylvain Hartenberg OOZE architects (Rotterdam)
MAKER Roel Meelkop - Tent (Rotterdam
PHOTOGRAPHY Jeroen Musch (Rotterdam)
DATE 2009
2008 - Urban strategy for West Amsterdam
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Wilde Westen is a pilot program defining the outline of an urban strategy for the renewal of west Amsterdam Tuinsteden. The program entails an array of software and hardware initiatives and interventions organically connected to Geuzenveld-Slotermeer, Osdorp, Soltervart and Bos-en-Lommer around the Sloterplas. The program is based on an open, dynamic and participatory process that grows and evolves according to the exerted impact on the addressed urban and social context. The program is an initiative of Wild West Foundation, a diverse coalition of entrepreneurs, designers, researchers, government bodies, and property developer.
Target
1. To promote entrepreneurship and a vibrant live-work environment in the western garden cities of Amsterdam.
2. to identify, connect and develop the local economy, education, urban initiatives.
3. to develop alternative models for urban development
Scenario
From Software to Hardware Wilde Westen strategy is inverting the usual practice of restructuring city district by proposing a bottom-up approach.
Through out the organization of events, the development of networks and interventions in public space initiatives of entrepreneurs and residents eventually solidify into physical developments.
The Wilde Westen Programmas aim to improve the image of the area, to stimulate the identity and promotes a sense of belonging amongst its population. It reveals the complexity and multicultural aspect of its community of residents and entrepreneurs and use it as a positive and rich value for the development of the neighbourhood. It stimulates creativity and innovation on a professional scale and an ambitious and emancipator approach on a life scale. It promotes a Re-appropriation and reuse of the existing spaces which enable participation and creates social inclusion.
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OOZE 058 Wilde Westen
PROJECT Urban strategy
LOCATION Amsterdam West - NL
AREAS 32.6 km2
BUDGET -
CLIENT YDI + Coalition: Habiforum-YmereRabobouwfonds-Kvk Amsterdam-Slotervaart Amsterdam-Koersnieuwwest Amsterdam-Geuzenveld Amsterdam-Stadia - Raisingbee-Beesign-concepts-Marokkomedia
TEAM Eva Pfannes OOZE
- Sylvain Hartenberg OOZE
- Reinder Bakker - Overtreders-W
- Hesther van Dijk - Overtreders-W
- Lucia Babina Istrike Foundation
- Robbert de Vrieze Gevondenontwerpen
- Henriette Waal
DATE 2008
2008 - installation for TENT
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Shelter for the work of artist Daniele Pario Perra: Twenty questions to Baron de Montesquieu within the exhibition "Redefine the Enemy" at Tent, Rotterdam
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OOZE 057 Ghost
PROJECT Installation for TENT
LOCATION Rotterdam - NL
AREAS 10 m2
BUDGET -
CLIENT TENT
TEAM OOZE (Rotterdam / Paris)
PHOTOGRAPHY Ooze
DATE 2008
2008 - New city for Videcon Corporation
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"Tree is leaf and leaf is tree. House is city and city is house. Atree is a tree but it is also a huge leaf. Aleaf is a leaf, but it is also a tiny tree. Acity is not a city unless only if it is also a tiny city."
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OOZE 056 Videcon master plan
PROJECT New city for Videcon Corporation
LOCATION Hyderabad - India
AREAS 590 000 m2
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CLIENT Videocon Corporation
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris )
- URBANSTUDIO ( Mumbai )
- URBAN CONSULTANT: Verena Balz
- IMAGES: Mauricio Freyre
DATE 2008
2008 - Scenographie exhibition design for TENT
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In July 2007, TENT presented the eighth edition of the Tent Academy Awards 2007, a national competition between young audiovisual artists.
Following the success of the event, the OC&W Ministry of Culture in Den Haag has offered to provide a space in the ministry to continue showing the student films.The structures of the TENT exhibition were reconstructed and suspended to be installed in the entrance lobby, the only publicly accessible space of the ministry. See also [[17/01/2008 Tent Academy Award 2007 OCW]].
Due to the complexity of required regulations,security and access in the building, one giant screen unit for the communal projection is suspended, and two small TV units for the archive of the preceding years are positioned on the ground at the entrances on Koningskade and Oranjebuitensingel.
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OOZE 054 Tent Academy Award 2007 in OC&W
PROJECT Scenography exhibition design for TENT
LOCATION Denhaag - NL
AREAS 106m2
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CLIENT TENT
TEAM OOZE (Rotterdam / Paris)
PHOTOGRAPHY Anges Urbains (Paris)
DATE 01/2008
2007 - Scenography exhibition design for TENT
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Mooi van Ver (Stand well back to appreciate) is based on the publication Mooi van Ver Muurschilderingen in Rotterdam by the author Siebe Thissen.
The book is a study of the sometimes turbulent history of murals in Rotterdam, in which commercial motives, social engagement and autonomous expression alternate as a source of inspiration for the artist. What has contemporary art in these past decades tried to convey to us on the exterior walls of the city?
The exhibition sheds light on the history of wall painting, and a number of artists have been invited to explore the power of expression of contemporary wall painting on the TENT walls.
The participating artists translate their engagement into what are sometimes highly personal worlds. Beyond any documentary observations and away from the language of mass media, they opt for artistic positions that have a clear social undertone.
In reaction to the indoor artists mural interventions, the historical section needed to be experienced in a recreated outdoor environment.
The use of a network of scaffolding constructed throughout the space at a high level, bridging and running along walls provides the main tool that enables the viewer to discover the exhibition. A peculiar shift of perception is engaged when starting out on the scaffold walk. It articulates a set of lost and found objects, documents, photos and film footage, accompanying the viewer on a journey through space and time. The path follows chronologically through four main themes, the 1920s and 1930s, the post war period, political activism in the 1970s and the public commissions and young artists initiatives of the 1980s and 1990s.
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[[16/11/2007 Mooi Van Ver TENT]]
OOZE 053 Mooi van ver
PROJECT Scenography exhibition design for TENT
LOCATION Rotterdam - NL
AREAS 280m2
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CLIENT TENT
TEAM OOZE (Rotterdam / Paris)
PHOTOGRAPHY Ximena Davalos / Ooze
DATE 11/2007
2007 - Holiday Apartment for an art collector
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Knokke-Heist is a mythical cité balnéaire in Belgium. The apartment lies on the 2nd floor with a view over the Rubensplein.
Despite its generous size, the typology of the flat is very long and narrow which makes the current layout very inefficient with regard to corridors and effective living spaces.
A clear reorganization of the internal partitions and bathroom layouts enables us to develop a new specific concept not only for the space and the materials, but also for the display of the client art collection, a mini "personal museum" A frame to look out at the ocean and towards the beach in the daytime, the apartment becomes a glowing space to look into at night time.
Increasing the perception of generous space was the prime goal pursued in order to provide a new living experience within. The idea was to blur the limits of the rooms to maximize the impression, the continuity and the fluidity of space.
This was achieved by a careful planning of niches integrated into the walls creating pockets on both sides, extending the volume from one side to the other.
These miniature rooms are not touching the ground. They are perceived as floating elements, with the floor opening out below them. The fact that the edges of the ground are not visible increases the virtual gain of space.
Immateriality and materiality are used in a dynamic way to provide a clear context of the outdoor / indoor feel, transparencies and reflections:
-Concrete for walls, ceilings, and niches
-Highly reflective glass for bathrooms and cross visual panels.
-Natural wooden floor salvaged from the original Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam creating a continuous surface that morphs into furniture, inducing this feeling of unity and space. The provenance of the floor constitutes a reference to the art world important for the client's "personal museum".
-Collaboration with the artist Maxime Ansiau has led to the design of specific tiles for the bathrooms, with manipulated illustrations of original Dutch landscapes.
They create an indoor landscape that honours the close relationship with the clients home country, the Netherlands.
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OOZE 051 Knokke Zeedijk Appartement
PROJECT Holiday Apartment for a Dutch art collector
LOCATION Knokke-Heist - BE
AREAS 150 m2
BUDGET EUR 150.000
CLIENT Rick Hunting
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris )
- Eva Pfannes & Sylvain Hartenberg with Mauricio Freyre
- Mobile Kitchen & tiles: Maxime Ansiau
- Dining-table: OOZE & Vincent de Rijk - Designer
- Curtain: Erick Klarenbeek Designer
DATE 2007 / 2008
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Rotterdam north houses a very calm and peaceful area named Zevenhuizen. It is a naturally protected district where canals, small villages, fields of sheep and cows, birds and windmills create a perfect idyllic Dutch landscape. The zone holds the status of recreation area with small weekend / holiday houses. Each one of them has access to waterways to make use of a boat.
With the goal of improving the architectural quality of the typical typology, the project reinterprets the rules about height and rain water outlet systems.
This provides an optimized building envelope with an indoor space that is widely open to nature.
The ground floor matches the existing layout, and the first floor space is cantilevering out towards the trees with a perimeter balcony and a green roof, ensuring a perfect symbiosis with nature.
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OOZE 050 Weekend house
PROJECT Weekend house Rotterdam country side
LOCATION Rotterdam - NL
AREAS 154 m2
BUDGET EUR 200.000
CLIENT Robert Vanderlinde
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris )
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DATE 2007
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TENT presents the 8th edition of the TENT Academy Awards, a national competition between young audiovisual artists.
The selection consists of the best final exam videos, films, shorts, and animations from all the Dutch art academies in 2007.
This year for the first time, the Awards include an exhibition in TENT, where the 2007 selection is presented alongside previous editions of the competition.
The expression and materialization of spaces of projection and visualization was the underlying theme in this installation.
Two giant screen units for the communal projections (the 2007 competition films) and four small TV units for the archive of the preceding year were constructed. Together the elements form a landscape of trapezoidal projection boxes of differing scale, for various types of projection experiences; One to be experienced in a group, the other one more intimate allowing the viewer to be immersed in the archive.
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[[12/07/2007 Tent Academy Award 2007 TENT]]
OOZE 049 Tent Academy Award 2007
PROJECT Scenography exhibition design for TENT
LOCATION Rotterdam - NL
AREAS 135m2
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TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris )
PHOTOGRAPHY Ximena Davalos
DATE 07/2007
2007 - Scenography,exhibition design for TENT
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Wrong Time, Wrong Place is an exhibition featuring work by more than twenty international artists working in Rotterdam at the time of the exhibition as artists in residence.
Wrong Time, Wrong Place also highlights the major influence that five studio complexes have exerted on the dynamism of the artistic climate in Rotterdam.
Rotterdam possesses a network of artist residences, unique in the Netherlands, which operate on an artist-to-artist principle. Artists offer other artists accommodation in their studio complexes.
B.a.d, Kaus Australis, Het Wilde Weten, Duende, Kunst & Complex and others are studio complexes where local artists work and also act as hosts for foreign colleagues who want to spend some time working in Rotterdam.
For an artist, a residency is usually a way of gaining experience, making contacts and finding inspiration. The artist heads into the city, looks, thinks and discovers. The experiences gained surface later elsewhere in the art.
Wrong Time, Wrong Place turns this principle around and shows the work of artists in precisely the place where it was conceived. It is not only showing this new crop in Rotterdam but also questions the relationship of the artist in residence to the kaleidoscopic reality of the modern city. The exhibition presents the artists at a vulnerable moment as they try to balance the identifiable desire for a home with the acknowledgement of our nomadic and global reality.
The main question posed is: Why does Rotterdam appeal so much to foreign artists? What are they looking for here that they cannot find elsewhere? And what is the effect of this constant flow of visitors on the artist community in Rotterdam?
This relationship between the city, its art initiatives and the artists themselves, is expressed with a floor grid and a map that forms the underlying framework for the exhibition and expresses the relocation of these art initiative territories within the TENT museum space.
http:// www.cbk.rotterdam.nl/tentplaza/awards07-uk.htm
[[24/05/2007 Wrong Time Wrong Place TENT]]
OOZE 048 Wrong Time Wrong Place
PROJECT Scenography exhibition design for TENT
LOCATION Rotterdam - NL
AREAS 720m2
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TEAM OOZE (Rotterdam - Paris)
PHOTOGRAPHY Adolpho Estrada
DATE 05/2007
2007 - Villa reconfiguration and extension
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The project is the conversion of a villa located in the green neighborhood in Rotterdam using a series of side extensions to accommodate new programs and ease the overall circulation within and the house.
The villa is composed of an eclectic set of building: An original building from the early 20th century, a first extension built in 1991 mirroring the house and tripling the areas of it, and , a 2003 remodelling to add 3 rooms and several facilities just before the current owner moved in.
Few years later, those series of extensions have proven to be highly inefficient with a set of substantially unusable spaces. This has resulted in an introvert and dysfunctional house negating the natural elements giving the house its charm; the canal, the forest and the gardens.
In order to open the house to those features, a continuous series of spaces wraps around the house from the front garden to the back lawn all the way up to the roof.
The family can gather indoor, around and above the house, experiencing new informal locations to enjoy a new family life closer to nature.
From dining to kitchen via the winter garden
From kitchen to stairs via the garden lounge
. From the stair to the rooms via the family room.
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OOZE 047 Villa Rotterdam
PROJECT Villa reconfiguration and extension
LOCATION Rotterdam - NL
AREAS 106m2
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CLIENT Alfons & Gabi Van der AA
TEAM OOZE (Rotterdam / Paris)
DATE 2007
2006 - Multi coloured concrete and steel facade
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Mixed commercial building in the small neighborhood in Thane northern suburb city of Mumbai. One building for an eclectic program combination as diverse as retail, juice bar, offices, film studio space, and cinema.
As the mainframe structure was being built the client suddenly decided to make a landmark out of it in the neighborhood. Ooze and Urban studio were appointed to redefine the buildings status. The only possibility to achieve this client requirement was to work on the façade, and to adjust it so that the existing façade would not be modified too much.
None of the window and door location could be modified.
To dress the building with a new skin seemed to be the only chance to make a real improvement to the project. An homogenous skin diamond mesh steel structure is wrapped around the building to create a porous organic façade. This is not only insuring the visual recognition in the neighborhood, but also improves the facades performance with regard to functionality, solar shading, natural ventilation and visual perception.
The pattern, inspired by the branches of the local trees, is generated by sequences of perforated multi colored perforated steel panels and pre-cast interwoven lightweight concrete perforated panels.
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OOZE 043 SUN PLAZA FAÇADE
PROJECT Multi coloured concrete and steel façade
LOCATION Mumbai-Thane India
AREAS 3155m2 of facade
BUDGET EUR 700 000
CLIENT Soham Group
TEAM OOZE (Rotterdam / Paris)
- URBANSTUDIO(Mumbai)
DATE 2007
2006 - Week-end bungalow resort
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Yewoor forest is a weekend bungalow resort development located on the edge of the Borivali national park in Mumbai, the largest national reserve in the world to lie within city limits.
The aim of the resort is to promote simple living amongst nature. Despite the fair complexity of the sites context, with 2 regional roads dividing it into 3 unequal parts, the target is to unify the development into one, divide it into equal plots, and to integrate these harmoniously within the sites natural features.
The project proposes a series of methods to blur the perception of the plot boundaries, ensuring that the bungalows and the gardens of each plot are integrated in the wild beauty of the site.
They are carefully interwoven to create separate but integrated idyllic, miniature-paradise landscapes with full visual privacy: 15 equal plots in a network of gardens, mounds, canals, pools and landscaped bushes that gently follow the topography with one living unit per plot.
The typologies are developed as either tree houses or houses built into the mounds.
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OOZE 042 YEWOOR FOREST
PROJECT Week-end bungalow resort
LOCATION Mumbai-Thane India
BUDGET EUR. 900 000
CLIENT Soham Group
TEAM OOZE (Rotterdam / Paris)
- URBANSTUDIO(Mumbai)
DATE 2006
2006 - PRIX DE ROME, NL 2006 Basis Prijs
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Ymuiden is located at the mouth of the North Sea canal.
Not only an important port and crucial industrial city for the Netherlands it carries in itself an interesting new paradigm and new probable ways of envisaging urban design for the city of tomorrow.
The problematic of the project lies in the definition of a new urban vision for the area, starting from a former military base, Fort Island, in the middle of the North sea canal.
As much as historical events have shaped the topography, Ymuiden is also a place where spatial conditions inspire new developments, which in return lead to spatial changes. This results in a very different type of city in pieces, where old and new monstrous archaic structures are scattered along the horizon. Their juxtaposition seems to be incidental, the organization behind anarchic. They create the idea of an undefined land, an urban Terrain Vague, a dynamic field within which latent forces can be perceived, waiting to be revealed.
More than generic economical mechanisms, they relate to pre-existing links between past and future, they induce change.
The future of Ymuiden is not foreseen. What is assumed is a range of developments that are likely to take place.
Our new vision for Ymuiden is a multiple one, it relies on several interventions, carefully located designs, to trigger and activate certain potentials within the urban fabric, a sort of urban acupuncture.
The development of the Ymuiden area will be steered by large trends instead of local master plans. By recognizing these trends and providing places to accommodate them, a set of buildings called Beacons will be the focal starting point of the evolution of the area. They induce the growth of urban matter without creating the need for extensive support through infrastructure, large land acquisition or political backup. Instead of altering what is found, they overlay, intrude and extend. As such they are only hinting at a possible future by taking advantage of what is already there, absorbing and transforming the past. Together they form a network of potential for the city.
Beacons take impressions from their surroundings and cast them in one spot. They lean on an existing spatial condition, a dune, a derelict building, a wall: the condition is already there, and this process reinforces it. The places are chosen for their specific spatial configuration, or cultural, historical or social relevance, through a rationale such as the likeliness of movement around them, or for the poetic strength that they radiate.
The Beacons are: the BREAKWATER BEACH HALL, the CULTURE FIELD, The CITY VERANDA, the FLOATING DUNE, the DUNE SHELTER, The Y-CHAMBER, the WATER MONUMENT, ELBOW INSTITUTE.
BREAKWATER BEACH HALL
The Breakwater Beach Hall lies in the lee of the southern breakwater, overseeing the changing of the coast as the years pass by. Just as breakwater and beach form a unity, the sandy floor with pools of water forms a whole with the crystal roof of the hall. Because of its structure the hall can grow along the breakwater. It can be a pier, a promenade, a spa
CULTURE FIELD
The space within the Schnellbootbunker II is rigidly structured in 15 compartments separated by perforated walls of 7m solid concrete. The dark existing compartments are cast in glass and prolonged like fragile feelers into the open. The 15 halls, half of them indestructible, half of them fragile, half of them introvert, half of them extrovert, can be almost infinitely combined to different spaces. As such the Culture Field can, through its occupation modes, indicate the types of space most wanted in the experimental landscape of Ymuiden. The exterior wall of the bunker, together with the Corus industry behind it, creates a stage setting. The dunes form a natural tribune to look out on it.
CITY VERANDA
Between city and port level is a step in topography. The step appeared because the housing areas have been built on dune height, while space for port activities has been dug out. From the higher level of the city the port can be overseen. The Urban Veranda extends the public spaces of the city that are now cut by the edge, the streets, passages and squares, like a bridge into the port. The city is turned around; its backyard becomes first row. The structure superimposes height levels and merges port and city activities.
BEEHIVE
The beehive is a new layer of activity on the current one without occupying its space and disturbing the functioning of the port. By seeking for underused spaces and intensifying them it adds a layer of growth in the urban matter. It provides new cheap places for working and living. It is a representation of how the city can grow and transform without creating the need for a large amount of new infrastructure.
FLOATING DUNE
The Floating Dune reconstructs a previous condition: an uninterrupted stretch of coast that can be explored by a variety of routes: along Kennemerstrand, through the natural reserve Noord and Zuid Kennemerland, passing Forteiland. On the new connection one continues to cycle and walk. The Floating Dune operates in the least accessible but focal spot of Ijmuiden. It confronts a variety of possible uses and users with each other in precisely this spot
DUNE SHELTER
The light construction counteracts a hollow in the sand, ready to collect what seeks protection and likes to be together.
Y-CHAMBER
The Y-Chamber is built on the foundations of speedboat bunker I. It is not a monument but uses a site that has been lying idle since its ground is polluted by a gigantic mass of concrete. The building does not ignore its location either: the space that is created on the former location of a dark and introverted structure is its contrary: a light space with a wide view combining all the alien elements in an urban panorama. The void is wrapped by activities that thrive on the experimental, generous condition that is offered
WATER MONUMENT
The Water Management Monument makes an imprint not of its direct surroundings but of the broader area around. All the land- and water levels that are controlled by the pump in Ymuiden are perceivable in a compressed landscape. The contained landscape is invisible from outside. Only sounds from activities on the water and in the port intrude. They are reminders of the power of the water landscape.
ELBOW INSTITUTE
The Corus site sticks, like the hull of a ship, one end of its site towards the sea. This end is framed by a rampart which contains a cooling water pool. A thin stretch of land lies between the two types of water that could not be more different: natural and artificial, rough and smooth, contained and overwhelming. Highly visible, the Elbow Pollution Technology Institute marks the entrance of the North Sea Canal. Anyone who seeks attention on a global route might seek for this location.
Y-CHAMBER
The Y-Chamber is built on the foundations of speedboat bunker I. It is not a monument but uses a site that has been lying idle since its ground is polluted by a gigantic mass of concrete. The building does not ignore its location either: the space that is created on the former location of a dark and introverted structure is its contrary: a light space with a wide view combining all the alien elements in an urban panorama. The void is wrapped by activities that thrive on the experimental, generous condition that is offered
DUNE SHELTER
The light construction counteracts a hollow in the sand, ready to collect what seeks protection and likes to be together.
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OOZE 041b LAND OF BEACONS
PROJECT PRIX DE ROME, NL 2006 Basis Prize
LOCATION Ymuiden - NL
AREAS 2 km radius - data start Fort Island - North Sea canal
COMISIONER Rijksakademie - Amsterdam
TEAM Ooze (Rotterdam / Paris
- Eva Pfannes & Sylvain Hartenberg
- Verena Balz, Bruno Vermeersch,Eric Klarenbeek, Maarte Dros, Asli Cicek, Joop Smulders, Vincent de Rijk,Lucy Kennedy Martin, Leon de Lange
DATE 2006
2006 - Prix de Rome 2006 - NL - Phase 1
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Mr Visserplein is one of the main traffic knots in east Amsterdam.
Despite the many important cultural and civic buildings located around it, it is perceived in the city to be an anti-public void.
The Light House reinvests the public into this realm by taking pieces from its surroundings to bringing them together in one spot on the plein.
Like a skin wrapped around a public space, the Light-House is a shared use entity, a shell, an experimental indoor natural square where surrounding activities ooze out from their premises into the public realm, as if by a magical urban osmosis, creating a strange fusion of urban programs.
It is an ever-evolving body, which can host temporary and seasonal activities as extensions of neighbouring programs. It is public, it is sheltered, it is lush and it glows at night.
The Light-House is a giant urban lantern floating above Mr Visserplein.
The architectural body is a cast of the void below the square, making the unseen visible, like an inverted cave.
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OOZE 041a LIGHT HOUSE
PROJECT PRIX DE ROME, NL 2006 Phase 1 - Nominated
LOCATION Mr Visserplein Amsterdam - NL
AREAS 1000m2
COMISIONER Rijksakademie - Amsterdam
TEAM Ooze (Rotterdam / Paris
DATE 2006
2005 - Architecture folly
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The concept of follies was created at the same time as aesthetics and has always been representative of the spirit of its time: visual and formalistic at the time of aesthetics, material object in the industrial period of the bourgeoisie, superficial and decorative when the society is dominated by consumption, image and the media
In our society of services, of economy dematerialisation, of ecological consciousness, etc. a folly cannot be only an object any more.Folly is the point where architecture meets art: where architecture is art.
Folly is the freedom of architecture, the possibility to transmit a new vision without constraints.
Like contemporary art, folly is less and less object and more and more ideas, principles, programmes, process, protocol, relationships, systems, interactions
Archipel of the possibilities (archipelago system) is the folly as a project principle; its the relationships that are materialised in each island.
Archipel is a space donation that is given to the city, a sustainable gift that can be appropriated and developed by the population.
Archipel gives possibilities to use spaces that didnt exist before.
Archipel is an artwork that uses architecture and space as mediums to be realized. Its an infinite combination of tools
Archipelago system is a political act: its a folly!
The « Archipel » is the folly
The combination of the islands will constitute the archipelago.
New view on the site will create relations between new locations.
It invites the people to have new experiences of the port.
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OOZE 040 FOLLY DOCK
PROJECT Architectural folly competition
LOCATION Rotterdam harbour - NL
AREAS 5x10m2
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COMISIONER Follydock IFCR
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
- Eva Pfannes & Sylvain Hartenberg
- Soundage: Mathieu Pavageau
- Pascal cuisinier
DATE 2005
2005 - Urban vision for Geneva 2020
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Vision of Geneva 2020 proposes the transformation of industrial and railway zones, located on the outskirts of Geneva, into a new living district.
Based on the inherent values of the site, a smooth and sustainable approach is proposed in order to gradually implement the changes in the area.
The historical and topographical context of the site has suggested the initial starting point of the development: a park flowing like a glacier through the site, connecting city centre, living quarters, public areas and circulation networks. The GLACIER VEGETAL establishes scale and coherence, a strong framework and a core value for all other functions.
Its generous dimensions bring quality of life to all future urban quarters gathered along it. It stands as an urban lung allowing inhabitants to recharge their energy. It also complements the populated and lively new city districts by providing major cultural facilities sequenced within it.
Diversity prevails. Each of the neighbourhoods along the sides of the park has its own individual atmosphere, its own set of principles, and its own typologies for buildings and public spaces. The grammar of the new neighbourhoods operates within the historical framework of existing types, street pattern/disposition and cadastral structures. Inhabitation and program repartition are far from being frozen: the city is conceived as a natural body in perpetual motion, which allows for the constant renewal of life and discovery.
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OOZE 035 GLACIER VEGETAL
PROJECT Urban vision for Geneva 2020
- FINALIST - 4th PRIZE
LOCATION Geneva - CH
AREAS 2.500.000m2 218ha
BUDGET -
COMISIONER FAS Federation of Swiss Architects
JURY Marcel Meili Luigi Snozzi Patrick Berger
TEAM OOZE(Rotterdam/Paris)
- Eva Pfannes, Sylvain Hartenberg
- XPACE(Zurich)
- Maud Cassaignau, Markus Jung
DATE 2005
2005 - Primary school and Kinder garden
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The Nalahanda school is built on a Soham Group real estate development.
Soham is providing the suburban district of Thane with a new housing project that includes additional amenities to reflect the needs of the residents.
The school is located at the entrance of the compound overlooking a playground and a small forest. It is a prominent building, a landmark for Soham Group.
This developer builds housing but also invests in knowledge and quality of life: Soham beyond square feet
The topography of the building articulates a new public agora for the kids to talk and play or simply relax during the school breaks. It stands as an open-air auditorium where all the different parts of the school are clearly identified with regards to their function and typology. They are gathered around monumental stairs serving a kindergarten under the steps, a primary school with the classrooms organised in a floating volume, and the activity rooms stacked like free floating boxes.
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OOZE 033 NALHANDA SCHOOL
PROJECT Primary school and Kinder garden for residential neighborhood
LOCATION Mumbai-Thane - India
AREAS 4000 m2
BUDGET 655.000 EUR
CLIENT Soham Group
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
- URBAN STUDIO (Mumbai)
DATE 2005
2006 - High-rise residential building
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Fairy Tale is a high-density residential building developed by Soham Group in the suburban district of Thane.
The project takes the form of a 27-storey tower. The residents facilities, like the clubhouse, bars, multi-purpose rooms, are located at roof and ground level.
The project examines the interface between the building and its inhabitants, and the busy metropolis. It proposes the creation of a filter, a buffer zone that protects the inhabitants from pollution, noise, sun and heat, in the form of a network of vertical gardens, wrapping around the building and accessible from each flat.
It will provide an open view onto the city, a transitional space integrating benches, miniature gardens, climbing plants, and pools. Each unit interlocks with another.
Together they weave a giant lace that combines different rhythms and ensures that the scale of the structure is dealt with in an elegant manner.
In Thane the vertical city is emerging.
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OOZE 032 FAIRYTALE
PROJECT High-rise residential building
LOCATION Mumbai-Thane - India
AREAS 272 units 27 storeys 46.500 m2
BUDGET EUR 18 Million
CLIENT Soham Group
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
- URBAN STUDIO (Mumbai)
DATE 2005
2005 - High-density residential development
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Ocean Park is a low-rise, high-density, car-free residential development in the suburban district of Thane. The client, Soham Group, was looking to develop a new concept for living in such a highly populated city as Mumbai.
The project focuses on the idea of living amongst nature and sets the need of an intermediate green semi-public space of calm and leisure for the inhabitants as a priority. This takes the form of a generous communal park organised as a network of mini landscaped gardens. Together, they form an Agora where residents can meet, play and socialise.
The living quarters are located harmoniously throughout the park maintaining the permeability of the views and a fluid access from landscape to landscape.
They take the form of clusters of residential islands, separated from the park by a giant vertical screen wrapped around them called Jali. This backdrop organises a smooth transition between public and private. It is an iconic, organic metaphor for nature, a modern interpretation of the original Indian Jali. It provides privacy, shade and cool through natural ventilation. Not only a sustainable tool, it also gives a strong identity to Soham Group developments.
Within the clusters, each residential unit is assembled like stacked row housing in strips called collective bungalows. It has its own private green or terrace designed to provide full privacy for the inhabitants.
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OOZE 031 OCEAN PARK
PROJECT High-density residential development
LOCATION Mumbai-Thane - India
AREAS 30.736 m2 / 308 units / 3,5 ha
BUDGET EUR 13,8 Million
CLIENT Soham Group
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
- URBAN STUDIO (Mumbai)
DATE 2005
2005 - Kinetic urban screen
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Soham Plaza is an existing mixed-used commercial building in the suburb of Mumbai.
It includes a medical clinic, a hotel, accommodation for offices and retail spaces on the ground floor. The building was built in stages which has given it a chaotic broken-up architectural form, and it lies next to a very busy road. This has motivated the client to seek a solution that would protect users from all negative environmental impact: dust, noise, pollution and heat and unify the whole development into one identity.
The PROJECT responds in the most simple and efficient way to the problem posed; it creates a coloured glass screen supported by a lightweight steel structure to shield the activities behind it. Its articulated graphic design element establishes a landmark on Thane highstreet and a flagship building for the Soham Group.
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OOZE 030 SOHAM PLAZA
PROJECT Kinetic urban screen
LOCATION Mumbai-Thane - India
AREAS 115m x15m
BUDGET EUR 500.000
CLIENT Soham Group
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
- URBAN STUDIO (Mumbai)
DATE 2005
2005 - Urban vision for the Flower Bulb Region
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The FLOWER TOWER project looks at ways of combining the flower bulb industry in western Randstad, Holland, with tourism as a growing economy.
In order to integrate industrial activity with ecological concerns, FLOWER TOWER proposes to lift the Delfweg, one of the major infrastructural arteries through the area, so that it becomes a scenic dyke. From there, one will overlook the production buildings and perceive them as part of a cultivated landscape. A set of narrow buildings meander between existing glasshouses and establish a new ground efficient typology between these original patterns of occupation. The FLOWER TOWERS themselves are also part of the scene. They fit the linear process of bulb production (planting, harvesting, drying, storage, cleaning, cooling) into building envelopes. The new sheds have a landscaped roof that blends into the surrounding landscape and provide an ideal place for tourists to come and rest. They are plug-in tourist playgrounds overseeing a once rural landscape that turned into an industrial and highly specialized production landscape.
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OOZE 024 FLOWER TOWER
PROJECT Urban vision for the Flower Bulb Region
- International Idea Competition
LOCATION Keukenhoff - NL
AREAS 31ha
COMISSIONER Soul & Soil Het Gewenste Landscape
JURY Nathalie de Vries(MVRDV),Bert v. Meggelen
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
- TANGLOBE(Rotterdam))
DATE 2004
2004 - Earthquake Memorial
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In 1999 Taiwan experienced a violent earth quake (Richter scale:7.3) starting from the fault line at Chelungpu, in Chichi. Thousands of citizens lost their lives and hundreds of cities were devastated.
The Earthquake memorial of Chichi aims to express the violence of this quake by revealing the true nature of earth. The monument is both the void and the mount created by the relocation of ground. By digging the earth in front of the fault a labyrinth of cavities and grottos appear. On the other side of the fault line the mount creates an open sloping plaza. Together they remind us of the fragile balance of the human condition on earth. Among the rocks, a number of polished stones are placed to commemorate each single soul taken by the quake. Some of the passageways within the mount bring visitors to the auditorium and exhibition spaces, while others lead to shrine cavities. Some passageways cross other paths while a few lead to the top of the mount. The uncertainty of the paths destinations makes us question our own destinies.
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OOZE 023 CHELUNGPU MEMORIAL
PROJECT Earthquake Memorial
- International Competition Finalist
LOCATION ChiChi- Taiwan
AREAS 1ha
COMISSIONER CCEMC - The 921 Earthquake Post-Disaster Recover Commission
JURY Peter Cook
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
- TANGLOBE(Rotterdam)
DATE 2004
2005 - Furniture system
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VOLCANIQUES system is a uniquely tailor made furniture series. Each piece is handmade and cast in resin polyester.
VOLCANIQUES is pure and simple forms a play with only two ingredients: cone shaped supports and a plate with the max. dimension of 250 x 125 cm, all cast in resin 2.5 cm thick.
The casting process allows for the advantages of a serial repetition as well as offering unique combinations for each piece or edition, outline and color choice to satisfy the customer.
The resulting relief is self-supporting; it can be stacked without any additional features. The height of the craters constitutes the function of the object, a functional landscape. The cone height is 28 cm for a 'lounge" low table to 78 cm for a dining table. Multi colored and mixed opacities are possible, they contribute to the versatility of the range.
VOLCANIQUES was first edited for the Vandijk Fashion Store, Rotterdam, as part of the interior design executed by OOZE, other editions were produced for VIVID-vormgeving gallery, Rotterdam, galleries in Spain, the London practice Adjaye Associates for Abbey National Bank and the Belle et Fou Theatre in Berlin.
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PROJECT Furniture product
LOCATION World wide
SIZES To client s choice
PRICES According to choice
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
- Eva Pfannes & Sylvain Hartenberg
- Java 3d Online Editor : Sylvain Reynal
PRODUCTION Vincent Derijk
- Didier Dorival
- Ivan Kucic
DATE 2003 - 2005
2004 - Exhibition Stand
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The project ONE CUT for the Contract World Hannover Fair 2004 was inspired by the quality of natural Jura limestone. It proposes new uses and forms for objects made from this material.
ONE CUT objects result from cutting massive stone blocks with a CNC driven, diamond rope-cutting machine and use all parts resulting from the cut, the negative and the positive in a meaningful constellation. There are no OFF CUTS. The stone is awarded a new function beyond being floor or façade cladding material. The Cut becomes special and usable.
ONE CUT investigates a variety of cuts resulting in objects for retail environments (a shelving system with side bench), office environments (benches, desks and shelves with leather inserts) or for hotel environments (a vertical screen). Besides these an outdoor furniture line proposes a picnic bench/table assembly for 2, 4, 6 and 8 people.
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OOZE 021 JURABLOCK/ONE CUT
PROJECT Exhibition Stand -BUILDING
FAIR
LOCATION Contractworld 2004 - Hannover
AREAS 100 m2
BUDGET EUR 20.000 - 100 m2
CLIENT Deutscher Naturstein Verband(DNV)
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
DATE 2003
2003 - High density low cost housing competition
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Moving from a rural landscape into urban agglomeration, migrants bring hope and ambition with them to the city. They contribute to a new social and economical energy in Chile. They do not travel from city to city as they develop their careers, but gain status in one chosen location. This process can be described as a dynamic habitation in a more or less static, immobile society.
MAGNET reflects on both the variety of living standards among the new and already established inhabitants, and the tight invisible bond between the informally growing new city and the formal old city. It also proposes a strategy to provide shelters with minimum requirements that can grow within and define a permeable public domain in these new neighbourhoods.
The public and communal spaces create shortcuts through the wider city. The spaces knit old and new programmatically and spatially together.
An architectonic device in the form of a ribbon is used to define the initial housing typologies. Within this framework, the inhabitation can expand to accommodate many ways of living to a set maximum envelope. It strives to maximise choice and quality, without restricting communal co-existence in ensuring a public space for the community.
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OOZE 019 MAGNET
PROJECT High density low cost housing competition
- Honorable Mention
LOCATION Antofagasta - Chile
AREAS 1 ha - 151 units
- Starter area: 3775m2
- Expansion capacity: 11325m2
BUDGET self built main frame $ 10.000 / Unit
COMISSIONER Elemental association
JURY Mendes da Rocha, Herzog & De Meuron
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
- Eva Pfannes & Sylvain Hartenberg
- Verena Balz
DATE 2003
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Bunty Night Club lies in Mumbais old port district close to Colaba, the traditional city centre.
It is located in a 19th century office building. The upper ground floor slab is demolished to create with the basement floor a double high space with dance floors and bars.
Floating above is a crystal like golden lounge volume for members only. The golden tinted glass is semi reflective. Materiality and configuration sets a new dialectic relationship between the different types of customer. The reflection of the one merges with the VIPs of Mumbai: to see and to be seen
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The darkness and hard shininess of the overall space (black Bisazza tiles, and black shiny leather with embossed alligator skin patterns) is set in contrast with the velvet and golden cosy vibe of the floating boxes.
The basement can be temporarily flooded to enable new a type of club night - like a members-only-Sari-bikini-party or Snow crash cocktail fever
One could fill up the dance floor with water to turn it into the ultimate hot and wet highlight of Mumbais nightclub scene!
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OOZE 017 BUNTY
PROJECT Night club
LOCATION Mumbai - India
AREAS 750m2
BUDGET EUR 600. 000
CLIENT Bunty Ganesh
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
- URBAN STUDIO (Mumbai)
DATE 2003
2002 - Treatment and curing mobile Hospital
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In Africa, AIDS is not anymore an endemic disease within large cities, but a pandemic one. It spreads out along traffic routes into the wide countryside. The requirements needed to defeat AIDS cannot be met by municipal hospitals. They need to be incorporated into new concepts that take into consideration the size and diversity of the catchments areas the specific needs of rural cultures.
In order to provide medical support over a large area, a clinic has to be mobile. For sufficient healthcare the mobile clinic has to stay at least one week at one spot in order to treat, inform, and educate about the disease. It has to return to this spot regularly to provide long-time treatment, and to organise intermediate care as well.
The design is a combination of two parts. One is the budding mobile. The budding mobile is a structure that can be unfolded easily, which is transported with a jeep and a trailer and can thus reach areas with remote access. The second one is the healing hut. The hut is built by the inhabitants of the area according to local building traditions. It remains in one spot.
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OOZE 016 HIV AIDS mobile Clinic
PROJECT Treatment and curing mobile Hospital
- International Competition
LOCATION Sub Saharan Africa
AREAS 15 expending to 75m2
BUDGET EUR 20 000
COMISSIONER Architecture for humanity
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
- Eva Pfannes & Sylvain Hartenberg
- Verena Balz
- MEDICAL - Dr Roald Pfannes
- STRUCTURE - Daniel Bosia - ARUP
DATE 2002
2002 - Swiss pavillion for world Expo 2005 - Nagoya
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Switzerland is composed of many small spaces of inaccessible beauty. The Swiss pavilion HEU captures the inaccessible nature in an interior without scale. The pavilion is a hay cube stacked according to traditional method. The bales of straw come from different regions (cantons) of the country. Together, they create an image of unity formed by a communal, but different, set of identities. Gaps in and around the hay accommodate the exhibition program.
The hay mass hides cavities of ice that can be explored by the visitors. Ice and hay sustain each other in the tradition of old farming techniques to keep goods cool.
The cube and its internal, inverted ice landscapes stand as a metaphor for the fragile balance of our eco system that has been irremediably altered by the actions of mankind. As the visitor goes through the pockets, the ice is slowly melting and changing the forms of the inside. The water generated flows out of the pavilion and collects outside, gradually obstructing the entrance of the pavilion.
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OOZE 015 HEU Natures Wisdom
PROJECT Natures Wisdom - Swiss Pavillion for World Expo 2005
- International Competition
- FINALIST - 5th PRIZE
LOCATION Nagoya - Japan
AREAS 1325m2
BUDGET CHF 3M
COMISSIONER Präsenz Schweiz Schoch Marketing
TEAM OOZE (Rotterdam) - Eva Pfannes & Sylvain Hartenberg
- NATION(Rotterdam) - Kersten Geers
- ARUP STRUCTURE - Daniel Bosia
- ARUP SERVICES Duncan Campbell
- COST - Davies Langdon & Everest Sam Mac Kenzie
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DATE 2003
2003 - Fashion Store interior and furniture
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The VANDIJK FASHION STORE lies on the ground floor of a 19th century Dutch style city building in a typically very long and narrow space.
The shop presents itself as an extension of the street rather than a separate luxury unit. A frameless pane of glass contributes to this blurring of the threshold between inside and out. It sets the interior space as an extension of the streetscape.
The shop is transparent, elegant and simple. It combines 3 elements listed in the "retail hand book" for typical clothes shop interiors: a rail, a curtain and a mirror. Together they form a simple and efficient means of arranging, displaying and storing clothes, accessories and shoes. They are not perceived in isolation from each other, but establish an autonomous retail environment, the Vandijk landscape.
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OOZE 014 VANDIJK
PROJECT Fashion Store interior
LOCATION Rotterdam NL
AREAS 100 m2
BUDGET EUR. 100 000
CLIENT Wendela van Dijk
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
PHOTOGRAPHY Jereon Mush - Ooze
DATE 2003
2001 - Sound Installation
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Silicon Garbage is an interactive sound installation performed during 4 days in the port of Le Havre as part of the urban landscape festival Les Jardins Temporaires 2001.
Silicon garbage explores the possibility of inhabiting a dirty place and by means of sound and interactive devices, this project attempts to define a strategy that will enable the visitor to imprint a fresh vision onto a place that nobody usually wants to see: a port dump.
2 types of interactive devices were located in the field of trash in the form of receiver / sender elements or tools to stimulate and induce discovery by means of physical action (pressure or movement). Some of those objects were hidden, some were accessible and could be laid on.
After a few hours of the installation, it became clear that children were the most ready to enter a true sound-scape journey.
Tool 1: tactile carpet natural latex / pressure sensor
Tool 2: The eggs / interactive sound generator PU foam / electronic circuit system / motion sensor
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OOZE 011 SILICON GARBAGE
PROJECT Sound Installation for Art & Landscape festival
LOCATION Le Havre - FR
AREAS 1000m2
BUDGET 1000 EUR
COMISSIONER Les Jardins Temporaires
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
- Eva Pfannes & Sylvain Hartenberg
- SOUNDAGE - Mathieu Pavageau
- Sylvain Reynal
- Bas Kortman
DATE 2001
2001 - Urban vision for Lelystadt NL
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Natural city / artificial nature
Lelystad is a polder city reclaimed from the sea in the 1950s.
Despite a prime location along the Oostvlaader seashores, the city has not managed to find its own identity and establish itself in the new urban development zone around Amsterdam. Adjacent to the city lies a former industrial zone dedicated to the possible growth of Lelystadt. Through time, it has gradually been taken back by nature, a reborn original Dutch landscape now named Flevoland.
The strategy to revitalize the citys main boulevard is to cut and paste a piece of the adjacent Flevoland landscape. This scenario will replace the existing urban void with an open field, a piece of wild nature that will be accessible to the public, and that will connect the coastline to the city centre. There they can enjoy natural city living, with swamps, reeds and dykes.
To maximize this public landscape, the footprints of the dwellings are reduced to a minimum. Panorama height mini towers with a slender section and living spaces that project out from them will set the new architectural typology for Lelystad : The Polder Cactus.
Instead of owning the ground the inhabitants share the view. Inhabitation takes place at a distance.
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OOZE 009 POLDER CACTUS
PROJECT Mixed Residential commercial development
- Idea Competition
- Honorable mention
LOCATION Lelystad - NL
AREAS 17ha
BUDGET -
COMISSIONER Royal Wonen
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
- Eva Pfannes & Sylvain Hartenberg
- Ximo Peris
DATE 2001
1999 - Residential & mixed use development
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OOZE 007 HORIZONS VOLCANS
PROJECT Residential & mixed use development
- Idea Competition
LOCATION Clermont Ferrand - FR
AREAS 16.050 m2
BUDGET -
COMISSIONER Europan IV
TEAM OOZE ( Rotterdam / Paris)
DATE 1999
1999 - Survival bivouac shelter
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JACK THE HIDE is a survival bivouac shelter which provides autonomy and invisibility to its occupant. The object is flexible and adaptable and is thus a good ally for extensive travels in the wilderness. JACK THE HIDE uses high technology to achieve a symbiosis with nature.
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OOZE 005 JACK THE HIDE
PROJECT Survival bivouac shelter
- International Idea design competition
LOCATION WORLD WIDE
AREAS 2 m2
BUDGET -
COMISSIONER Alessi Travel ware - Italy
TEAM OOZE (Rotterdam - Paris)
- Eva Pfannes & Sylvain Hartenberg
- Ivan Kucic & Laurence Poul
DATE 1999
2000 - Sound installation
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Suddenly the Sound was here emerging from the waters of an abandoned dock. The mass of sound is surrounding us. Far from being mechanical, the mass constitute an ephemeral journey through existing sounds and noises from the place.
They are gradually filling the entirety of the open space, responding and interweaving within each other and ultimately defining a new intimate sound-scape: a new space created by the sound mass reflecting on the water, the dock and the hangar.
Hidden at first glance the sound generators are anchored to the port. They are there suspended above the water, left over from the going down tide.
Sound: Mass of sound randomly generated constituted by sound loop distorted and organize on 2 channels computer driven and sounded by 2 loud speakers.
Anchor: 2 loud speakers tide up by a network of polyester rope to 2 anchorage bollards on the Quai de la meuse and Quai de la marne.
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OOZE 004 HORIZONS SONORES
PROJECT Sound Installation for Art & Landscape festival
LOCATION Le Havre - France
AREAS 4 m3
BUDGET 200 EUR
COMISSIONER les Jardins Temporaires
TEAM OOZE (Rotterdam - Paris)
- Eva Pfannes & Sylvain Hartenberg
- SOUNDAGE- Mathieu Pavageau
DATE 2000
2000 - Internet / web advise store
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The WEB SHOP is the conversion of a 2 floor ground and basement shop in Paris 7th arr.
A space is dedicated to the development and commercialization of web related products for the domestic user.
As a service, the company Ideonet wants to have a space that will express the idea of the web.
A light interior with membrane like translucent skin like organic furniture were integrated on every surfaces of the space to accommodate demonstration point user friendly test lounge, meeting and working desk , all dedicated to the future of the web use in the domestic environment.
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OOZE 003 WEB SHOP
PROJECT Internet / web advise store
LOCATION Paris VII - FR
AREAS 60 m2
BUDGET 200.000 fr
CLIENT IDEONET
TEAM OOZE (Rotterdam - Paris)
DATE 1999
2000 - CONCERT HALL
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The SARAJEVO CONCERT HALL is located in the valley of Sarajevo at a point where the city breaks in two parts, old and new. By linking the two the hall becomes a central point in the city, a musical and cultural meeting place.
The foyer intertwines existing and predictable urban routes. It is a piazza diffusa, a place to meet and exchange. The building borrows its typology from the city of Sarajevo itself, growing along a river constituting the spine of the urban fabric and its source of identity.
The core of SARAJEVO CONCERT HALL resides in its public flows.
The programs and spaces are settled along them like stones in a river. One can also wander around the upper surface, an inhabitable city-land-scape stretching from the central square to the Miljacka River.
The Concert Hall is not developed as an architectural object, but it creates an urban lounge which is firmly rooted in the context, weaving within its body cultural and social meeting places and concert related facilities.
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OOZE 002 SARAJEVO CONCERT HALL
PROJECT Concert hall and public amenities
- 2 Stage International Competition
- 3rd PRICE
LOCATION Sarajevo - Bosnia Herzegovina
AREAS 80 000 m2
BUDGET EUR 17.5 Million
COMISSIONER Zona Attiva -Biennale for young artists Roma
JURY Zaha Hadid - Francesco Cellini
TEAM OOZE (Rotterdam - Paris)
- Eva Pfannes & Tilman Heller & Pasquale Talerico& Sylvain Hartenberg
- H. Arrazola, A.Tang, Ximo Peris
- STRUCTURE - Jane M.Wernick - Rosemarie Wagner
- ACOUSTICS - M+P Theodor Hongens
- THEATRE DESIGN - Anne Minors
- COST - ABT Mart van de Leur
DATE 1999
1998 - Restructuring of the historic national park of Gallipoli
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Created in 1973 and covering an area of 33 000 hectares, the park is an exceptional natural site, situated on the southern tip of Gallipoli peninsula, on the European shores of the straits of the Dardanelles which is included on the United Nations list of National Parks and Protected Areas.
Historically rich, the park shelters within its boundaries the Gallipoli battlefield and the site of the naval battle of Canakkale (Dardanelles) which was the scene of dramatic confrontations during the First World War, throughout the year 1915. This tragedy, which claimed some 500 000 victims, nonetheless won the unanimous respect of the international community because of the exemplary human qualities shown by the antagonists in this conflict, regardless of the camp in which they fought. On the site remain traces of the battles and also the monuments erected to the memory of the victims, soldiers and conscripts from over twenty nations.
The objective of the competition was to design a place devoted to peace and harmony, to reshape the landscape, respecting the site and the natural environment, and to define its identity through the creation of atmospheres in which visitors would have a sensitive experience of the very idea of peace.
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OOZE 001 GALLIPOLI PEACE PARK
PROJECT Restructuring and development of the historic national park
- International Competition
LOCATION Gallipoli - Turkey
AREAS 33 000 ha
BUDGET -
COMISSIONER Republic of Turkey - National Parks and Wildlife Ministry of Forestry - UNESCO/UIA
JURY Glenn Murcutt - Ignasi de Sola-Morales Rubio
TEAM OOZE (Rotterdam - Paris)
- Eva Pfannes & Sylvain Hartenberg
- Hiroki Matsura
DATE 1998
1996 - Artificial Island in the Bosporus
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1993 - mix residential devellopment
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The aim of the project is to revitalize the banks of the river Meuse as a whole to the benefit not just of the district but of the entire city.
The project envisage the development of a network of pedestrian paths forming divers places along the river weaving in and out of buildings and expanding into open spaces
The scheme involves in the first place making changes to the direction, width, and texture of the road, secondly changes the line of the waterfront in order to place a line of buildings perpendicularly positioned along it.
The river appears in glimpses between buildings, such that the desire to seek out a spot to enjoy a better view is formed.
Residential accommodation is planned against the water, together with open air performance spaces, cinemas, a small boat harbor, and some commercial units (bars, restaurants, perhaps a few shops).
A number of 5 or 6-storey finger shaped buildings provide residential or small office space above residential or retail on the ground and lower ground floors.
These finger building are to be sold as shells to be fitted out to suit individual requirements.
1992 - Inhabiting unused railwaytracks la petite ceinture
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Opening - EMSCHERKUNST.2010
Project - Between the waters: The Emscher community garden
By - Ooze & Marjetica Potrc
Date - 29-05-2010 - 13.00 - 19.00 Uhr
Address - Sturmshof, Essen-Karnap
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Ooze is invited to lecture @ the congress - GRUEN, KULTUR, METROPOLE , contemporary tendencies in the garden and landscape architecture on the 7th May 2010 in Zollverein, Essen.
Theme - The exploration of the natural
Competition entry TRAILS - exhibited @ - Nieuw Land Museum - in Lelystad from 26 April till 17 May 2010
Villa Rotterdam, Lenotec Super structure completed
Ooze curates the art for the Hunting s museum apartment in Knokke
Ooze, Wilde Westen and Marjetica Potrc selected for the - Jaarboek LS 2010 Landscape with their project - De kok, de kweker, zijn vrouw en hun Buurman
Lenotec has now arrived on site. Villa Rotterdam super structure is currently assembled
 Hunting s museum apartment is approaching completion in Knokke
Violetas shoe store Clementi is Completed
Opening: @ 18.00h
Dates: Friday 11th of December 2009
Address: Venitie Passage, Stokviswater 18 in Rotterdam
Eva Pfannes is invited to lecture and participate to the Symposium at TU Delft
Debate Practise of Urbanism
Concerning : 40 Problem neighborhoods
Moderator: Wouter VanstiphoutProfessor design &politics Department of urbamism
Participant: Eva pfannes ,Ooze architects, Dhr.ir.J.Brouwer(ABF research and ABF cultuur), C.Uittenbroek( Ontwikkelingsbedrijf Gemente Amsterdam),R.Bijhouwer(Atelier Quadrat), K.Jansen, Stipo Rotterdam, T.Zwietering, hags Ontwikkelingsbedrijf, O. van de Wal, kenniscentrum stedelijke vernieuwing
Organization: Verena Balz
Start: 3.00pm
Dates: 26th of November 2009
Address: Zaal B of the Aula at the Technical University Delft
 THIRD PRIZE ! For De kok, de kweker, zijn vrouw en hun Buurman in the Squat City competition at the 4th International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR)
The competition rewards projects that negotiate between the integrating and segregating forces and enable people of diverse cultures and lifestyles to connect and interact.
 Ooze, Marietica Potrc and Wilde Westen (Lucia Babina-iStrike, Eva Pfannes and Sylvain Hartenberg-Ooze, Reinder Bakker and Hester van Dijk-Overtreders-W, Merijn Oudenampsen and Henriette Waal
in collaboration with residents and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam,
Invites you to celebrate the Harvest Day/Oogstfeest. in collaboration with residents and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.
Opening: from 10.00 am to 7.00 pm
Dates: Saturday 27.10.2009
Address: Lodewijk Van Deysselstraat 61 - Amsterdam West .
 De kok, de kweker, zijn vrouw en hun Buurman selected for the 4th International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) Open city: Designing cohexistence exhibition Squat city
@ the NAI from the 25th Sep 2009 to the 10th Jan 2010
 "Make a model of your ideal square" is the theme of the workshop of Eva Pfannes in De Bouwkeet/ Stedelijk in de Stad for kids between 6 and 12 years old on The "Plein 40-45" in West Amsterdam
Workshop: @ 11.00 h on Saturday 02.05.2009
 Ooze, Marjetica Potrc and Wilde Westen(Lucia Babina-iStrike, Eva Pfannes and Sylvain Hartenberg-Ooze, Reinder Bakker and Hester van Dijk-Overtreders-W, Merijn Oudenampsen and Henriette Waal.) invites you to the opening of De kok, de kweker, zijn vrouw en hun Buurman comitionned by the Stedelijk Museum Lodewijk Van Deysselstraat 61 - Amsterdam West .
The event is supported by Stedelijk Museum, Stimuleringsfonds voor Architectuur,Stadsdeel Geuzenveld en Slotermeer, Koers Nieuw West, Far West.
Opening: @ 12.00 h on Saturday 18.04.2009
Dates: 18.04 until 27.10.2009
Adress: Lodewijk Van Deysselstraat 61 - Amsterdam West .
 Marjetica Potrc and Eva Pfannes Sylvain Hartenberg - Ooze
are invited to participate to the Art event Emscher kunst Ruhr 2010 with their project Between the waters
 Marjetica Potrc and Wilde Westen(Lucia Babina-iStrike, Eva Pfannes and Sylvain Hartenberg-Ooze, Reinder Bakker and Hester van Dijk-Overtreders-W, Merijn Oudenampsen and Henriette Waal.) get awarded the research grant from the Stimuleringsfonds voor Architectuur for the project De kok, de kweker, zijn vrouw en hun Buurman in Amsterdam West.
 Marjetica Potrc and Wilde Westen(Lucia Babina-iStrike, Eva Pfannes and Sylvain Hartenberg-Ooze, Reinder Bakker and Hester van Dijk- Overtreders, Merijn Oudenampsen and Henriette Waal.)
Have been selected with there project De kok, de kweker, zijn vrouw en hun Buurman by the Stedelijk Museum to participate to the Stedelijk in de stad - Amsterdam West NL
TENT meeting room project completed
 Ooze wins the Live Fonds BKVB 20 jaar fonds BKVB 20 Dagen for there research project HAKAWATI / Competition entry for the House of art and culture in Beirut
04/10/2008 - Antenne Festival
Process has started in the Wilde Westen with a participation to the Ondernemers(entrepreneurs) festival: the Antenne Festival on the 4th of October 2008: A blue cake for a business card
Ooze & Urban Studio got commissioned to design a 39ha master plan in Hyderabad, India with 400 villas and commercial development.
Ooze is exhibiting his latest joint design with Vincent de Rijk
TRANSLUCENT STRUCTURE ed.1
at VIVID, Rotterdam
Opening: @ 16.00h on Sunday 18.05.2008
Dates: 18.05 until 06.07.2008
Montesquieu's ghost shelter for the work of artist Daniele Pario Perra: Twenty questions to Baron de Montesquieu showed in the exhibition "Redefine the Enemy" at Tent, Rotterdam
Opening: @ 20.00h on Wednesday 19.03.2008
Dates: 20.03 until 05.05.2008
Tent Academy Award 2007 Reloaded
At the ministry of Education, Cultural
Affairs and Science,Den Haag
Opening: @ 16.00h on Thursday 17.01.2008
Dates: 18.01 until 29.02.2008
Ooze wishes you a fantastic year 2008 Ooze invites you to climb on the Mooi Van Verexhibition designed for Tent, Rotterdam
Opening: @ 20.00h on Friday 16.11.2007
Dates: 12.07 until 26.08.2007
Ooze invites you to watch the Tent Academy Award 2007" designed for Tent, Rotterdam
Opening: @ 20.00h on Thursday 12.07.2007
Dates: 12.07 until 26.08.2007
Ooze invites you to the exhibition
Wrong time Wrong place
Designed for Tent,Rotterdam
Opening: @ 20.00h on Thursday 24.05.2007
Dates: 25.05 until 01.07.2007
[[Wrong Time Wrong Place - TENT]] Ooze moves in a new studio:
Studio 11
Blokland
Bloklandstraat 111
3036 TE Rotterdam
T +31 (0)10 7370077
Happy New Year 2007 from Ooze September 2006: Eva Pfannes is invited to teach Public Space at the Design Academy Eindhoven NL with Liesbeth van der Pol , Hans van der Markt and Esther van de Wiel
Ooze wins the Basis price
of the Prix de rome.NL 2006 architectuur
Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten,Amsterdam
with the project LAND OF BEACONS
Ooze is exhibited at the ARCAM, Architectural Center Amsterdam
till the 19th of august 2006 with the project LAND OF BEACONS, Prix de rome.NL 2006 architectuur
Ooze is selected for the second stage competition of the Prix de Rome.NL organised by the Rijksakademie - Amsterdam with the project Lighthouse
How we think about things influences how we see them
How we see them influences how we think about them
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2006
Volcaniques system wins the BEST PLASTIC OBJECT OF THE YEAR 2005
awarded by TOP PLASTIC-FR
Volcaniques system is exhibited at the Salon NOW design à vivre Paris
in competition for the best plastic object of the year.
Dates: 2-6 September 2005
Volcaniques system is selected for the Salone Satellite in the Salone internazionale del Mobile Milano
Dates: 13-18 April 2005
Ooze is presenting his latest furniture series Volcaniques system in the Design Lab, Salon du Meuble Paris
Dates: 13-17 January 2005
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