NEXT architects + mass studies: woudestein student pavilion

NEXT architects + mass studies: woudestein student pavilion


'woudestein student pavilion' by NEXT architects and mass studies located in rotterdam, netherlands
images courtesy of NEXT architects



the 'woudestein student pavilion' is a collaborative proposal between amsterdam based NEXT architects and seoul based mass studies
for the erasmus universiteit campus of rotterdam, netherlands. sited amongst a dense tree canopy, this location is the ideal place for
students to congregate and relax. spaces are encased within an open wooden lattice facade to maintain outward views and a continued connection
with nature from all interior spaces.



cafe


the cafe's outdoor seating is situated within a wrap around veranda blurring the boundaries between the interior and exterior. meeting areas along
the perimeter of the first floor in conjunction with an open air patio provide an illuminated work atmosphere. on the top level, corner spaces become
intimate terraces and offices completely constructed from the exposed cubic structure.



lobby



student meeting spaces



interior roof spaces



corridor



aerial



at night



site plan



floor plan / level 0



floor plan / level 1



floor plan / level 2



floor plan / level -1



sectional perspective




exploded axon



ventilation diagram

lauren db
07.24.11  
1
Amazing!
Can anyone tell me which software did they use to create the 3d model?
Goss   07.25.11

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