Flux was commissioned by the municipality of The Hague to conduct a research on a climate-adaptive and nature inclusive design of the public space of Binckhorst The Hague. In the Binckhorst, urban densification is combined with high ambitions on nature, health and a climate-adaptive design.
Gerwin de Vries is part of the jury for the WLA awards 2023. The WLA Awards are annual international landscape architecture awards. The award aims to honor landscape architects from around the world for their innovative work (both conceptual and executed) and to promote the profession worldwide. In addition to Gerwin de Vries, the judges are: Anna Cawrse (Sasaki), Jennifer Cooper (San Francisco Public Works), Mohan Rao (INDÉ), Kate Tooke (Agency Landscape + Planning) and Mike Wood (Arup). Registration for the 2023 WLA awards is open until March 24.
Interested? Please take a look at WLA 2023
Flux has moved to a new workspace at Rotsoord in Utrecht! As of November 14, the office is located a few doors down at Ravenoord 238. Are you curious about our new workspace? Feel free to drop by for a cup of coffee!
Photo: Robert Oosterbroek
Flux's maquette for the Edible Wadden Coast project was part of the 'Villes Vivantes' exhibition in Lille, France. This exhibition displayed various projects to explore how residents, architects, urban planners and landscape architects from different continents, latitudes, climates, contexts and cultures, can contribute to a more vibrant city. Appointed by the WAAO, agence TER curated this exhibition.
Project Edible Waddencoast
Exhibition Villes Vivantes
On the 2nd of November, the BLASt prize was awarded. The BLASt prize is Breda's award for landscape, architecture and urban planning and is an initiative of Breda's architecture platform BLASt, supported by the Municipality of Breda. The aim of the prize is to encourage the development of spatial quality in Breda.
Gerwin de Vries formed the jury together with Christine de Ruijter (AWG architects) and planner Maarten Hoorn (Platform 31). Congratulations once again to the winners: Studioninedots and Karres and Brands who received the award with their joint design 'Blossom'.
Commissioned by ION and Green Real Estate, Flux is working with OZ architects on Podium Lelylaan. The former monumental Calvijn College, located in the urban renewal area Lelylaan is a subarea of Podium Lelylaan. Due to its unique location, the plan forms an important link between the old and new city, near Amsterdam Lelylaan railway station. The development is called 'Het Cornelium' and will be a creative heart including housing, community rooms and a cultural breeding ground where artists can live and work. The lush landscape at ground level and the food-roof with its communal garden make an important contribution to the quality of life for both people and animals. Much attention is paid to nature, including a large number of trees, rocks for small reptiles, insect hotels, bat boxes, dozens of (singing) bird houses and animal-friendly lighting.
Together with 99 other inspiring models, the maquette of Flux is on display at the exhibition of the Ministerie van Maak! With 100 models exhibited, the Ministerie van Maak! wants to contribute to the radical transformation of the Netherlands and offer concrete solutions to the housing shortage, energy transition and the consequences of climate change.
Haven't been there yet? You can see the exhibition until Sunday 13 November 2022 at Keileweg 25 in Rotterdam.
Architectenweb - Ministerie van Maak!
After a selection procedure, Flux was chosen to develop a vision for De Hunze in Groningen. According to Flux, De Hunze can once again play a stronger role in and around the city of Groningen, both in the water system, urban transformations and in greening the city.
In collaboration with Lieke Jildou
And commissioned by the municipality of Groningen
After a selection procedure, Flux landscape architecture was chosen to develop a vision for the Deventer station area, also known as the Kien Campus. The vision will examine how the area can develop in the future and how urban densification and attractive public space can come together.
Commissioned by gemeente Deventer