Neutelings Riedijk Architects

Neutelings Riedijk Architects is an architecture firm based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, founded by Willem Jan Neutelings and Michiel Riedijk in 1987.

Work and design philosophy
Minnaert University building, Utrecht, 2007
Corrugated panels at the Shipping and Transport College in Rotterdam.
MAS (Museum aan de Stroom), Antwerp, completed 2011

The work of Neutelings Riedijk Architects has been characterized as having a sculptural, often anthropomorphic quality and a playfulness of form while following a clear rationality in programming and context.[1] Their use of familiar forms and materials grounds the strangeness and baroque involutions that give the works a distinct identity and power.[2] Because of the public nature of most of their work, Neutelings Riedijk see the sculptural quality as a way to communicate the building's role within its urban or social context.[3] The firm has established itself as a leading international practice, specializing in the design of complex projects for public, commercial and cultural buildings.

Neutelings Riedijk Architects' earlier work consists mostly of public housing and utilitarian buildings such as office buildings, fire stations, and hotels. They have since moved on to designing complex assignments for public and cultural institutions such as museums, libraries, performing arts venues, concert halls, and educational facilities.[4] Their most acclaimed buildings are the Naturalis Biodiversity Center in Leiden (2019), City Hall Deventer (2016), Museum aan de Stroom in Antwerp (2010), the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision in Hilversum (2006), the Shipping and Transport College in Rotterdam (2005), and the culture house Rozet in Arnhem (2013) and Culture House Eemhuis in Amersfoort (2013).

Selected projects

Realized projects[5]
  • Naturalis Biodiversity Center | Leiden, The Netherlands (2019)
  • Flemish Government | Herman Teirlinck Building | Brussels, Belgium (2017)
  • City Hall and Offices | Deventer, The Netherlands (2017)
  • Cultural Center | Rozet | Arnhem, The Netherlands (2013)
  • Cultural Center & Library | Culture House Eemhuis | Amersfoort, The Netherlands (2013)
  • Museum aan de Stroom | MAS | Antwerp, Belgium (2010)
  • Dutch Tax Office | Walterboscomplex | Apeldoorn, The Netherlands (2007)
  • Museum and archives | Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision | Hilversum, The Netherlands (2006)
  • Shipping and Transport College | Rotterdam, The Netherlands (2005)
  • Lake Side Housing | The Sphinxes | Huizen, The Netherlands (2003)
  • Theatre & Art Centre | STUK | Leuven, Belgium (2002)
  • University Building | Minnaert | Utrecht, The Netherlands (1997)

Current projects[6]
  • Gare Maritime | Brussels
  • Amsterdam Museum | Amsterdam
  • ZIL Factory | Moscow
  • Heldentoren apartments | Knokke
  • Lorentz Phase 2 | Leiden
  • Ninoofse poort | Brussels
  • Urban Interactive District | Amsterdam

Competition projects[7]
  • Huis van Stad en Regio | Dordrecht, Netherlands | City of Dordrecht | competition | 2020
  • Louvre Collection Depot | Lévien, France | Louvre Museum | competition | 2015
  • Porsche Design Tower | Frankfurt, Germany | competition | 2015
  • Concert Hall, Dance Hall, Theatre, Conservatory | Spuiforum | City of The Hague | The Hague, The Netherlands | international invited competition, first prize | 2014
  • Adidas World of Sports | Herzogenaurach, Germany | competition | 2014
  • Museum Boijmans van Beuningen Collection Building | Rotterdam, The Netherlands | competition | 2013
  • Hotel Areal InterContinental | Vienna, Austria | WertInvest | competition | 2013
  • Office Building Le Cinq | Paris, France | NV Buelens | competition second prize | 2012
  • Museum | Moscow, Russia | Polytechnic Museum Development Foundation | competition | 2011
  • Museum | Narbonne, France | City of Narbonne | competition | 2011
  • Opera & Ballet Theatre | Perm, Russia | competition second prize | 2010
  • Concert Hall | Ljubljana, Slovenia | competition first prize | 2010
  • Museum of European History | Brussels, Belgium | competition | 2010
  • Flagship Store Valentin Yudashkin | Moscow, Russia | invited competition | 2008
  • Forum for Music & Dance | Ghent, Belgium | City of Ghent | competition first prize | 2004

Selected publications
  • Ornament & Identity – Neutelings Riedijk 2018. ISBN 978-3-7757-4215-3
  • El Croquis 159 – Neutelings Riedijk 2003–2012, Levene, R. (ed.), Madrid 2012. ISBN 978-84-88386-694
  • The MAS Revealed 2007–2011, Grooten S., Heylen P., Steverlynck S., Schoten 2011. ISBN 9789085866060
  • The Making of the MAS 1995–2010, Neutelings WJ., Steverlynck S., Vermeulen P., Schoten 2011. ISBN 978-90-8586-575-9
  • Neutelings Riedijk Architects, Sanguigni G., Rome 2011. ISBN 978-88-7864-074-0
  • Beeld en Geluid – Sound and Vision, Keuning D., Amsterdam 2007. ISBN 978-90-6369-157-8
  • Aan het Werk, Neutelings WJ., Riedijk M., Rotterdam 2004. ISBN 90-6450-527-6
  • At Work, Neutelings WJ., Riedijk M., Rotterdam 2004. ISBN 90-6450-508-X
  • El Croquis 94 – Neutelings Riedijk 1992–1999, Levene, R. (ed.), Madrid 1999. ASIN B000QB38MA
  • Minnaertgebouw Universiteit Utrecht, Neutelings WJ., Weegers Th., Rotterdam 1998. ISBN 90-6450-354-0

Selected awards and honours[8]

Selected exhibitions[9]
  • What Is Ornament? | Lisbon, Portugal | 2019
  • Mies van der Rohe Award 2015 | Brussels, Belgium | 2015
  • Models. Imagining to scale | Ghent, Belgium | 2014
  • The Fantastic Library | Moscow, Russia | 2013
  • Design Shanghai | Shanghai, China | 2013
  • Culture:City | Berlin, Germany | Graz, Austria | 2013
  • Centre Pompidou | Paris, France | 2012
  • AIT Behind the Curtains | Cologne, Germany | Munich, Germany | Hamburg, Germany | 2012-13
  • Mies van der Rohe Award 2009 | Essen, Germany | Madrid, Spain | Vienna, Austria | 2010
  • Lucky Dutch Festival | Moscow, Russia | 2009
  • Cité de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine | Paris, France | 2007 | 2012
  • International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam | Rotterdam, the Netherlands | 2005 | 2009
  • Global Polis | New York, USA | 2009
  • Skin between texture and frame | Paris, France | 2007
  • Skin and Bones | Los Angeles, USA | Tokyo, Japan | London, UK | 2006-08
  • Behind Curtains | Rotterdam, the Netherlands | Beijing, China | Brussels, Belgium | Prague, Czech Republic | Ljubljana, Slovenia | 2004-13
  • Beijing Architectural Biennial | 2004 | 2009
  • Architectural Biennale of Venice | Venice, Italy | 1991 | 2004
  • Panoramas Européens | Paris, France | 2001
  • 10 Shades of Green | New York, USA | Austin, USA | Washington, USA | Houston, USA | 2000-02
  • Contemporary Architecture in Flanders | Venice Biennale | Rome, Italy | Grenoble, France | 2000

References
  1. Aaron Betsky and Adam Eeuwens, False Flat: Why Dutch Design Is so Good, (New York: Phaidon, 2004)
  2. Aaron Betsky, ‘Plain weirdness: The Architecture of Neutelings Riedijk’ in Volume. Amsterdam: Archis Foundation, 2014
  3. Kieran Long, “Neutelings Riedijk,” Icon Jan. 2006, retrieved 3 May 2007
  4. Aaron Betsky, ‘Plain weirdness: The Architecture of Neutelings Riedijk’ in Volume. Amsterdam: Archis Foundation, 2014
  5. "Portfolio realized work". Archived from the original on 2008-02-09. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
  6. Portfolio current work
  7. Portfolio competition designs
  8. List of awards
  9. List of exhibitions
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