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BACK FROM THE NETHERLANDS

by Jill Fehrenbacher, 08/06/06

Netherlands, Holland, aerial photo, water landscape, Jill Fehrenbacher

Just wanted to let you all know that I am finally back from my trip to the Netherlands and Scandinavia, and I will have a lot to report in the coming weeks. I managed to interview Koen Olthius of Waterstudio.nl, the Dutch architect who designs floating homes, and Joost Van Brug – the Dutch blogger behind fabulous design blog Reluct. I also toured the Droog studio and checked out the latest student work from Eindhoven, as well as catching up with Alver Aalto’s buildings in Helsinki, Steven Holl’s Kiasma Museum in Helsinki and Calatrava’s Turning Torso in Malmo. Good stuff will be coming your way soon!

I want to apologize for being MIA for so long. I meant to publish some of my interviews while travelling, but unfortunately my computer and my luggage got “lost” by the Celebrity Cruise ship I was travelling on, so I lost most of my work as well as my connection to the outside world. (For more on this fishy incident, click here >).

Here are a couple pics of my trip, and stay tuned for much more in the coming weeks.
Check out my Flickr feed for a preview of what’s to come…

And if any of you out there are lawyers who might have some legal eagle words of wisdom for me, please get in touch with me!

And now for the sneak peek:

InhabitatReaderMeetup
The Inhabitat reader meetup at a cafe in Amsterdam

CubeHouses in Rotterdam
Cube houses in Rotterdam

Jill interviewing Joost Van Brug
Joost Van Brug from Reluct

Turning Torso
Calatrava’s Turning Torso in Malmo

Kiasma Museum
Kiasma Museum in Helsinki

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[...] Now Waterstudio has completed their first amphibious home and we’ve got some gorgeous photos to prove it. Jill was fortunate to meet and interview Koen in the Netherlands last month and check out his latest projects. The interview will be posted tomorrow, so be sure to come back!! [...]

 

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