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Rijk Rietveld

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Rethinking Modern Life: From the Essential to the Exuberant Since its founding in 1993, Rietveld Architects has conceived public and private spaces that provide a fresh take on what’s modern. With associates in Amsterdam and Budapest, the New York-based firm serves as a laboratory for design invention where new notions of living, working, and building are evaluated and explored. Through research alliances with the world’s foremost building and engineering experts, Rietveld Architects has advanced notable building innovations, including the world’s thinnest four-story curtain wall façade for the InHolland College building at Delft University. RA’s pioneering approach to design, construction, and reuse have garnered it numerous honors, including awards from the AIA and SARA, as well as the Top Ten Façade Innovation Award. While high-tech thinking informs all its projects, so too does a high-touch sensibility. In fact, Rietveld Architects has won acclaim for its supremely luxurious designs, expertly curated to suit the taste and requirements of its clients. Rietveld Architects offers services in architectural and interior design, master planning, landscape schemes, and product and furniture design. Clients include international developers and corporations, municipal governments, universities and schools. Residential architecture in all typologies affordable housing, high-rise towers, and private homes is a key focus of the firm. The distinctive invention of Rietveld Architects derives in large part from the unusual background and interests of its principals, Margaret and Rijk Rietveld.

Projects

  1. Amvest Office

    Amvest Office

    Amsterdam, Netherlands

  2. Amvest Headquarters

    Amvest Headquarters

    Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS

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