Double Dutch. Dutch architecture in the Netherlands since 1985, Hulsman, Bernard, Paperback

In Double Dutch. Dutch Architecture Since 1985, the architecture critic and journalist Bernard Hulsman describes how Dutch architecture experienced an unprecedented boom in the past quarter century. Dutch architects surprised the world with unconventional designs, such as the Kunsthal by Rem Koolhaas and the spectacular Dutch pavilion by MVRDV at the World Exhibition in Hanover in 2000. But Hulsman also shows how postmodernism's breakthrough in the world's most modern architectural country occurred almost unnoticed. He also describes the failed deregulated housing revolution of Wilde Wonen, the reappearance of ornament and the increasing concern for craft and sustainability. Bernard Hulsman (1958) studied political science, and since 1990 has been an editor at the Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad. Work by architectural photographer Luuk Kramer (1958 is included in many museum collections, including those of the Rijksmuseum and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

Double Dutch

In Double Dutch. Dutch Architecture Since 1985, the architecture critic and journalist Bernard Hulsman describes how Dutch architecture experienced an unprecedented boom in the past quarter century. Dutch architects surprised the world with unconventional designs, such as the Kunsthal by Rem Koolhaas and the spectacular Dutch pavilion by MVRDV at the World Exhibition in Hanover in 2000. But Hulsman also shows how postmodernism's breakthrough in the world's most modern architectural country occurred almost unnoticed. He also describes the failed deregulated housing revolution of Wilde Wonen, the reappearance of ornament and the increasing concern for craft and sustainability. Bernard Hulsman (1958) studied political science, and since 1990 has been an editor at the Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad. Work by architectural photographer Luuk Kramer (1958 is included in many museum collections, including those of the Rijksmuseum and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

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Double Dutch - Bernard Hulsman

In Double Dutch. Dutch Architecture Since 1985, the architecture critic and journalist Bernard Hulsman describes how Dutch architecture experienced an unprecedented boom in the past quarter century. Dutch architects surprised the world with unconventional designs, such as the Kunsthal by Rem Koolhaas and the spectacular Dutch pavilion by MVRDV at the World Exhibition in Hanover in 2000. But Hulsman also shows how postmodernism's breakthrough in the world's most modern architectural country occurred almost unnoticed. He also describes the failed deregulated housing revolution of Wilde Wonen, the reappearance of ornament and the increasing concern for craft and sustainability. Bernard Hulsman (1958) studied political science, and since 1990 has been an editor at the Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad. Work by architectural photographer Luuk Kramer (1958 is included in many museum collections, including those of the Rijksmuseum and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

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Double Dutch

In Double Dutch. Nederlandse architectuur na 1985 beschrijft architectuurcriticus en journalist Bernard Hulsman hoe de Nederlandse architectuur in de afgelopen kwarteeuw een ongekende bloei beleefde. <br />Nederlandse architecten verbaasden de wereld met onconventionele ontwerpen zoals de Kunsthal van Rem Koolhaas en het spectaculaire Nederlandse paviljoen van MVRDV op de wereldtentoonstelling in Hannover in 2000. Maar Hulsman laat ook zien hoe bijna onopgemerkt het postmodernisme doorbrak in het modernste architectuurland ter wereld, hoe de revolutie van het Wilde Wonen mislukte, het ornament zijn herintrede deed en de aandacht voor ambacht en duurzaamheid groeide. <br />Bernard Hulsman (1958) studeerde politieke wetenschappen en is sinds 1990 redacteur van NRC Handelsblad. Het werk van architectuurfotograaf Luuk Kramer (1958) is opgenomen in diverse museale collecties, waaronder die van het Rijksmuseum Amsterdam en het Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.<br />

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