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beyond the nuclear family:

 students are re-thinking ‘home’.

archined 3-23

 

student housing in rotterdam:

no living together - no pets - no candles -

no incense. vers beton 3-23

 

facing up the crisis in residential living.

my work was published in the DREAM -

PLAY - CHALLENGE book. 2-23

 

co-teaching at design studio ‘typically

housing’ with robert-jan de kort& sander van schaik. ravb autumn 22

 

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Designs whisper, chat or plead. They talk to us and to each other, through place and history. They represent ideas.

They represent power. I explore what architecture tells. What it conceals. And why.

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andrea prins   architect | researcher | writer

Essays  at the interface between architecture, history (of ideas) and societal changes. What is the impact of spatial decisions on people’s life? I combine architectural knowledge with cultural readings and embodied experience. Seemingly self-evident topics appear in a new, surprising light.

 

Research themes  include the housing crisis, sustainability, South-Korean architecture and writing itself. I experiment with alternative ways of connecting to the audience, for instance by mixing long reads with other text forms or switching perspectives.

 

You  may find my work - in German or English but mostly in Dutch - at Archined, de Architect, domus, Het Nieuwe Instituut, IIAS, the Rotterdamse Academie van Bouwkunst, the Stimuleringsfonds, Trouw and Vers Beton. Books were published by WalburgPers, Uitgeverij Verloren and Bonas. ‘Do you want to dwell like your Granny?’ is a hybrid contribution to the international Women in Architecture symposium.

 

wonunga (with harmen van de wal)

beyond the essay (with ania molenda)

book publication ‘wonen’

fair housing

 

long reads: zooming out