In Groningen, a city in the north of the Netherlands the historic Wierden settlements (traced as far as back as 500 BCE) claimed international fame when the sites were excavated between the late 19th and early 20th century Located along the coastline on salt marshes Weirden are residential mounds built to keep away flood water in undyked areas the form of the settlement evolved to manifest the social hierarchy with the first wooden churches being built on the highest mound Campus Eemsdelta in Appingedam imitates the formal logic of the Weirden from neighbouring Groningen whose spatial configuration emerges as a central public podium on the highest mound with smaller mounds accommodating individual "houses" radiating out of it Designed by Felixx Landscape Architects and Planners the campus is formalised as a cluster of six buildings (segregated by programme) distributed around the “heart” of the project and interspersed with landscape The project grows around an elevated central island on which resides the heart of the project—the Tree of Knowledge an enclosed patio serves as a meeting place for students and the public alike The entrance on the ground floor leads to a dynamic schoolyard, a glass-fronted, hexagonal corridor cum atrium space that punctures into the entrance of individual “houses”, as well as connects the different public spaces across the six blocks On the level above, a roof garden serves as an informal study area and outdoor classroom. The roof garden is conducive to creating a flexible space, owing to a seating arrangement that allows isolated study areas as well as collective spaces for group interactions, both formal and informal. An amphitheatre facing the tree inadvertently draws the users’ attention to the heart of the project while simultaneously connecting the indoor podium on the ground floor to the roof garden.  Three levels of secondary school (MBO, HAVO and VWO) constitute two of the blocks, while science, practical and sports buildings make up the remaining blocks in the cluster. Each having its own organisation, identity and appearance, the blocks cover a total area of 16,600 sqm, with an additional four hectares of outdoor spaces. The sports building is a linear structure radiating out like a flange identified by a series of contiguous pitched roofs and long windows a set of steps on the exterior descend to an outdoor sports area the steps double up as stands for viewing the game with layers of roofs sloping down in the direction of the podium Accommodating 1700 students collectively, Campus Eemsdelta provides an essential learning landscape for the schools and the public, within an environment that fosters a healthy relationship between the users, nature, and built form. By sharing its facilities with the neighbourhood of Eemsdelta, the school architecture integrates itself into the public infrastructure the campus enables a natural exchange between the students and the public By implementing a programmatic segregation of spaces the designers have ensured independent circulation routes for the different users A public park sits at the notional intersection of the campus and the neighbourhood its informal environment presents an incidental buffer between the structured and formal shared space on the campus and the city outside Cycling and walking tracks lead to the street beyond to the cycling and walking networks of the neighbourhood at large While the architectural character of Campus Eemsdale remains robust its inclusive and climate-adaptive disposition enables seamless integration of the campus into the social fabric of the neighbourhood and currently teaches at Balwant Sheth School of Architecture She has a Masters' degree in Theory and Design from CEPT University and an MA in Women's Studies She aims to incorporate the gender question in her readings of architecture and cities She lives in Mumbai with her partner and two cats From vernacular knowledge to modern sustainability Middle Eastern pavilions serve as living archives of architectural thought offering fresh frameworks for global adoption STIR engages with the curators of the Togo Oman and Qatar pavilions—debuting at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025—on representation the book presents a fictional story depicting algorithms exercising control over humans and how this affects the built environment Tipnis shares how the toolbox democratises the practice of restoration via DIY resources to repair tangible urban heritage made of common building materials Exclusive preview for subscribers. Learn More Make your fridays matter. Learn More © Copyright 2019-2025 STIR Design Private Limited Please confirm your email address and we’ll send you a link to reset your password All your bookmarks will be available across all your devices Password must be 8 characters long including one capital letter By creating an account, you acknowledge and agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy by STIR Select the Conversation Category you would like to watch Please enter your details and click submit Single account access for STIRworld.com,STIRpad.com and exclusive STIRfri content Verification link sent to check your inbox or spam folder to complete sign up process by Dhwani Shanghvi | Published on : Aug 14, 2023 In this seminar, Jan van Oosten (lawyer at Stibbe) and Toine Hooft (Principal Consultant Retail at Bureau Stedelijke Planning) will give their views and interpret Appingedam's consequences for practice. The seminar is specifically intended for, and of particular interest to, developers of commercial real estate, retailers and Ministry of Economic Affairs and Public Administration officials of municipalities and other authorities. Appingedam, The Netherlands Eclectic 3 Name: Ria and Piet Veld Location: Appingedam the Netherlands Size: 1,722 square feet Years lived in: 18 years; owned Keep up with our latest house tours each weekday with our House Tour of the Day newsletter By subscribing, you acknowledge and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy In the most northern province of the Netherlands lies the quaint city of Appingedam that when Ria and Piet Veld sold their previous house there eighteen years ago The only other property for sale at the time was this Scandinavian-style cottage looked dark and small due to all the wood paneling Its location next to one of the city’s many canals So Piet and Ria took the plunge and have never looked back or regretted the move Ria was afraid to remove the wood paneling She wanted to preserve the house’s intimate atmosphere But as soon as they upgraded to white plastered walls The light walls also serve as a perfect backdrop for Ria’s design talent for combining vintage finds with modern pieces it’s more than about looks; it’s about how a home feels first and foremost a home must feel cozy and welcoming!” Inspiration: My own taste and interior magazines like the Dutch vtwonen Biggest Challenge: Harmonizing the character of a Swedish house with its interior What Friends Say: They find the home cozy and think I have good taste Biggest Indulgence: The dining room chairs Best Advice: Stay true to yourself and your personal taste as much as possible Dream Sources: I love the lounge chair Hidde from Label I’d also really like a new kitchen and flooring in the near future PAINT & COLORS: Several walls have been painted with paint from Caparol ENTRY Cabinet – vintage Side table – vintage KITCHEN Kitchen cabinets and appliances – Miele Other cabinets – vintage MASTER BEDROOM Nightstands – IKEA Chest of drawers – vintage ⇒ House Tour & House Call Submission Form See More: ⇒ Recent House Tours ⇒ House Tours on Pinterest Read the comments The home you love starts here The home you love starts here Apartment TherapyThe wordmark for the Apartment Therapy brand.More From Us By subscribing, you acknowledge and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Almost 81 years after his famous protest speech against the German occupation Leiden professor Rudolph Pabus Cleveringa will be remembered in his Groningen birthplace of Appingedam A statue of him will be unveiled there on 12 November amid various other activities was placed in Appingedam last year already The Cleveringa Day had to be cancelled at the time because of the pandemic Former Rector Magnificus of Leiden University Later in the day there will be a lecture about Cleveringa in the Nicolaïkerk church by his biographer Professor C.J.M There will also be an exhibition about Cleveringa in the church Rudolph Pabus Cleveringa (1894-1980) was born in Appingedam and studied law at Leiden University During the German occupation he condemned the dismissal of his Jewish colleague Eduard Meijers in a public lecture on 26 November 1940 Cleveringa was arrested after the lecture and Meijers was deported first to Westerbork and then to Theresienstadt After the war Cleveringa was one of the few to call for the return of looted Jewish possessions De Cleveringa Day in Appingedam (in Dutch) is organised by Amasius Historical Society and the City of Appingedam Activities Foundation The two are supported by the Eemsdelta municipal administration A number of sponsors have made the event possible The Cleveringa Lecture will be given in Leiden on 26 November, two weeks after Cleveringa Day in Appingedam. This year will be the first time that it is given by two Cleveringa professors. wrote a critical book about the Holocaust in Poland and were accused of defamation. Register here for the double lecture There are also Cleveringa Meetings in various places in November The first Ashkenazi Jewish community in the Netherlands arrived in Appingedam Groningen in the 16th century but was practically eradicated in the 1940s through their forced eviction to the Westerbork concentration camp whose temporary stay during Dutch-Indonesian independence negotiations became permanent by 1960 their first official city of residence also became Appingedam Despite the remarkable fact that two distinct diasporic communities found a home in this rural city the streets of Appingedam lack any commemoration of this profound shared experience I have designed an archive in the mediaeval centre to crystallise this history emphasising a syncretic collective memory over exclusive remembrance I believe this multi-directional approach to memory must be further explored in memory-space discourse This archive represents an ongoing connection to the past turning memory into active practice.  Contact and mapCampus mapDisclaimer The council voted by 11 votes to eight to back the plan, with Labour and GroenLinks councillors in favour of Meta. GroenLinks leader Jesse Klaver told talk show Op1 on Thursday evening the councillors’ move had been ‘extraordinarily stupid’ not least of which that it is being build on agricultural ground There is also concern about the massive amount of energy needed to power the centre – the equivalent of a small city of 460,000 people The vote – technically in favour of changing local zoning laws – does not mean the end of the matter Part of the l65 hectare site is owned by the state And the licencing procedure is still ongoing and can be appealed up to the Council of State Meta said in a reaction that it is ‘pleased’ with the council’s vote but added that ‘much work still has to be done’ before a definitive decision is taken, broadcaster NOS reported Local planning chief Egge Jan de Jong argues that the project will generate millions of euros in property taxes will boost jobs and will provide heat for town heating schemes The new government has pledged to remove decisions about giant data systems from local authorities and to issue the licences centrally, following calls from MPs for a national strategy Other massive data centres are also on the way. 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