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designboom discusses this creative boom with stefano boeri, MVRDV's winy maas, christian kerez, beat huesler of oppenheim architecture, and the team at bofill taller de arquitectura.
the proposal draws from a historic english architectural feature composed of alternating curves.
the zando central market redevelopment turns one of the congolese capital’s most vital spaces into an infrastructure for 20,000 vendors.
connections: +1820
watch a new film capturing a portrait of the studio through photographs, drawings, and present day life inside barcelona's former cement factory.

from right to left: proposal by standardarchitecture, arons & gelauff architects and A-9 studio + CAFA image © designboom
proposal by standardarchitecture image © designboom
proposal by NODE image courtesy of the netherlands architecture institute
proposal by NODE image © designboom
proposal by arons & gelauff architects image courtesy of the netherlands architecture institute
proposal by arons & gelauff architects image © designboom
proposal by arons & gelauff architects image © designboom
proposal by o-office architects image courtesy of the netherlands architecture institute
proposal by barcode architects image courtesy of the netherlands architecture institute
proposal by NL architects image © designboom
proposal by NL architects image courtesy of the netherlands architecture institute
proposal by NEXT architects image courtesy of the netherlands architecture institute
proposal by NEXT architects image © designboom
proposal by KCAP architects and planners image courtesy of the netherlands architecture institute
proposal by A-9 studio + CAFA image © designboom
proposal by A-9 studio + CAFA image courtesy of the netherlands architecture institute
proposal by URBANUS image courtesy of the netherlands architecture institute
model detail image © designboom
model details images © designboom
layout of the buildings/plots and corresponding exhibition image courtesy of netherlands architecture institute