Rotterdam Van Nelle fabriek Architects Brinkman en Van der Vlugt Factory Architecture
The Van Nelle Fabriek, originally known as the Van Nelle Tobacco Factory, was designed and built between 1925 and 1931. It was commissioned by the Van Nelle brothers, Jan and Jacobus, who were visionary entrepreneurs in the tobacco and coffee industry.
Van Nelle Fabriek, icoon in de Nederlandse architectuur โ Architectuurfotograaf Rob van Esch
Designed and built in the 1920s, the Van Nellefabriek demonstrates an extremely accomplished industrial architecture. It comprises a complex of buildings consisting of several factories aligned along the perspective of a large internal roadway, and close to several means of transport (canals, roads, railway lines).
Van Nelle Factory, Rotterdam, designed by Leendert van der Vlugt in 1925 and one of the earliest
Van Nellefabriek was designed and built in the 1920s on the banks of a canal in the Spaanse Polder industrial zone north-west of Rotterdam.
Architectuurtoer de Van Nelle Fabriek in Rotterdam Kim van Dam
Built between 1928 and 1931, The Van Nelle factory in Rotterdam is a world-famous example of The New Building movement. In 1999 Architect Wessel de Jonge was responsible for the structural plan for the redevelopment of this listed building complex. His office has subsequently overseen the transformation. Reuse
Van Nelle Fabriek, icoon in de Nederlandse architectuur Ruimtes in beeld
Designed and built in the 1920's on the banks of a canal in an industrial zone on the then outskirts of Rotterdam it was a pioneer of a new form of Construction that the Dutch called literally New Building or ' Nieuwe Bouwen'.
Architect Howard Robertson described the Van Nelle Fabriek as a poem in steel and glass Go Eat Do
De Van Nelle Fabriek, de eerste daglichtfabriek van Europa, was de modernste fabriek van Nederland. Toonbeeld van het functionalisme. Geen bakstenen, maar beton. Geen draagmuren, maar kolommen. Een gevel van staal en glas. Een zee aan daglicht op de werkvloer. Aandacht voor het welzijn van de arbeiders
Van Nelle Fabriek Rotterdam, Architecture, Netherlands
Architecture The former Van Nelle Factory is the most prominent industrial monument in the Netherlands and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in June 2014. Designed by Brinkman & Van der Vlugt* and built between 1927 and 1930, the factory is a classic example of the Nieuwe Bouwen school of Dutch modernist architecture.
Van Nelle Fabriek, Rotterdam, 19231930. Architect J.A. Brinkman Rotterdam, Francesco
The buildings within the Van Nellefabriek complex are designed by Architect Leendert van der Vlugt. He also worked with Engineer J.G Wiebenga who specialized in construction using reinforced concrete. The main factory was built over a 6-year period from 1925 to 1931. Many claim it to be the best example of modern architecture in the Netherlands.
Van Nelle Fabriek, Rotterdam, Brinkman & Van der Vlugt Rotterdam, Moderne gebouwen, Architectuur
De voormalige fabriek van firma Van Nelle, ontworpen door Leendert van der Vlugt van het architectenbureau Brinkman & Van der Vlugt in samenwerking met constructeur Jan Wiebenga, is een schoolvoorbeeld van het nieuwe bouwen. Het complex werd tussen 1927 en 1930 onder leiding van Cees van der Leeuw gebouwd.
Architectuurtoer de Van Nelle Fabriek in Rotterdam Kim van Dam
Built in the 1925s as a coffee, tea and tobacco factory, the building had a major influence on the development of modern architecture in Europe. Architect Leendert van der Vlugt created a building where features such as light, air and space were central. The result is the beautiful Van Nelle factory, located in the Spanish Polder of the Maasstad.
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Van Nelle Fabriek Fotografie Frank Hanswijk
The Van Nelle Fabriek started as a flagship of industrial Dutch architecture. The first daylight factory in Europe. A paragon of functionalism. A structure of concrete, not brick. With columns, not load-bearing walls. With its steel and glass facade and work floor bathed in natural light, the building was designed to energise.
Van Nelle Fabriek, Rotterdam, 19231930. Architect J.A. Brinkman en L.C. van der Vlugt7 The
The Van Nellefabriek is an industrial complex that has become an icon of Modernism and symbolizes the commercial history of the international trade port of Rotterdam. Designed in the late 1920s as an 'Ideal Factory', its main components are steel and glass to create an environment of light, air, and space. The complex lies on the banks of a canal.
Van Nelle Fabriek, icoon in de Nederlandse architectuur โ Architectuurfotograaf Rob van Esch
The first company factory Van Nelle was designed by architects Johannes Brinkman and Leendert van der Vlug, with the cooperation of Mart Stam, for the company Van Nelle, established since 1782 and dedicated to the processing of tea, coffee and snuff, but later Other activities include the manufacture of chewing gum, "gum" is added.
The Van Nelle Factory Inside Rotterdam Magazine
The former Van Nelle Factory ( Dutch: Van Nellefabriek) on the Schie in Rotterdam, is considered a prime example of the International Style based upon constructivist architecture. It has been a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2014. [1]
Van Nelle Fabriek, Rotterdam, 19231930. Architect J.A. Brinkman en L.C. van der Vlugt6 The
UNESCO werelderfgoed. De Van Nelle Fabriek is zonder twijfel een van de belangrijkste monumenten van Rotterdam. Sinds 2014 is dit architectuur-icoon opgenomen in de lijst van UNESCO werelderfgoed, en mag het dus ook gerust een van de belangrijkste monumenten van Nederland worden genoemd: "De in de jaren '20 ontworpen en gebouwde fabriek is een opvallende en karakteristieke prestatie van het.
