'new amsterdam plein & pavillion' in new york city by ben van berkel of UNstudio design

'new amsterdam plein & pavillion' in new york city by ben van berkel of UNstudio design


'new amsterdam plein & pavillion' by ben van berkel from UNstudio

marking the 400th anniversary of henry hudson's arrival in new york city, dutch
and american officials have announced new plans for the 'new amsterdam plein & pavillion'
in new york city. dutch architect ben van berkel from UNstudio will design the space
where more than 5 million people a year, including 70,000 daily commuters and 2 million
annual tourists, will visit for scheduled activities, public markets, seating and shade,
and for food and information.

within the open space of the plein, visitors will find UNstudio-designed seating and tables.
these will surround a highly sculptural pavilion with an expressive, flowing roofline and curved walls
– a compact little building with the authority of a major landmark, evoking a flower opening to its surroundings.
the pavilion will be equipped with an electronic facade LED system that allows for a constantly
changing light show at night.


'new amsterdam plein & pavillion' - detail


'new amsterdam plein & pavillion' - at night with LED lighting


'new amsterdam plein & pavillion' - at night with LED lighting


'new amsterdam plein & pavillion' model



'new amsterdam plein & pavillion' diagram


where the 'new amsterdam plein & pavillion' be located

more:
http://www.unstudio.com
ridhika db
01.29.09  
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