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ArchiNed
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The architecture site of the Netherlands. News, jobs, agenda and hundreds of links. English and Dutch versions.
http://www.archined.nl/
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Arhur Wortmann
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Architecture critic and editor. Sample articles and links.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~arthurw/
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Castles and Castle Ruins in the Netherlands
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Enthusiast Marko Tjemmes supplies clear histories of castles close to his home in Rotterdam, illustrated with photographs, earlier images and ground plans. Bibliography.
http://www.castles.nl/
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Dutch Architects
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Architecture database showing hundreds of buildings, landscape and urban planning projects. Also has links to offices and job vacancies.
http://www.architectenweb.nl
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H2olland: Architecture with Wet Feet
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Exhibition from the Royal Institute of Dutch Architects showing how the combination of architecture and water can stimulate creative processes and new insights.
http://www.h2olland.nl
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Netherlands Architecture Institute
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Exhibitions include 'Two Centuries of Architecture in the Netherlands'. Collection of drawings and photographs: the work of virtually every important Dutch architect since 1800 is represented.
http://www.nai.nl/
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Smart Architecture
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Ecology can be an inspiration for playful architecture. A dedication to smart solutions in architecture and urbanism.
http://www.smartarch.nl/
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The Books of Groningen
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A series of modern boundary markers around the city, each designed by a different artist or architect, co-ordinated by Daniel Libeskind. Images and description.
http://home.wanadoo.nl/skye_/citymark.html
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The Books of Groningen
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Art & Architecture The masterplan of Daniel Libeskind for the dutch city Groningen, The Books of Groningen, goes back as far as the year 1040 when this city was first mentioned in historic writings as the settlement Cruoninga.
http://members.ziggo.nl/skye/citymark.html
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