Lidia Pankow, 'Mode na prowizorke', styl zycia, Wysokie obcasy, sobota 10 kwietnia 2010, 29 march 2010, p. 43, 44, 45, NR 15 (568)

Article about shopinterior 'R k n-str k sh n by Louis Dijksman': designers clothing shop, Rotterdam, NL

Concept and development shopinterior; a collaboration project of Guido Marsille and Anneke A. de Boer
More information about 'R k n-str k sh n'

published by Stroom Den Haag, 2006, The Hague, NL

author: o.a. Arno van Roosmalen, Jaap Huisman

'Art at skools: a unique marriage in The Hague'

R k n-str k sh n published by FRAME, issue 69: jul/aug 2009, p. 24.

text: Dara Lang

photography: Rob 't Hart

Frame

#Crate @ 100% Design Rotterdam
At 100% Design Rotterdam, buromarsille is reshaping public space of the iconic Van Nelle factory using its #Crate furniture.
#Crate furniture are rule-based spatial elements. In 2004 buromarsille developed a set of elemental rules that form the basic molecules of the #Crate series. The set of rules give the #Crate furniture a constant esthetic with a variable shape. Every new #Crate is an evolution of all the previous #Crates in accordance to new local conditions.

A #Crate never comes alone.
#Crate is all about giving structure to larger spaces, a physical structure and a social structure. A #Crate constellation is too large to be called furniture and too small to be called architecture. Because the development of the #Crate constellations is context driven there is no way to predict what the next iterations will look like.

Buromarsille is specialized in exploring the intersection of individual and public space. What at first seemed to be a thin line turned out to be a fascinating space with a lot of design potential. For the past five years this inspired Guido Marsille to develop furniture that gives back a little private or personal space in a otherwise impersonal public area.
Go to www.buromarsille.com for more...

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Shop R k n-str k sh n by Louis Dijksman in Rotterdam designed by Anneke A. de Boer and Guido Marsille

Article about concept and working process of shop - R k n - str k sh n by Louis Dijksman-,

De Architect / Jaargang 39 / November 2008 / P. 56,57,58,59.

text: Eleonoor Jap Sam

photography: Rob 't Hart

de architect interieur

Sound urban landscapes

Jammen statt Jammern  Dem alltäglich erfahrenen Verlust der Relevanz von Architektur und Städtebau
lässt sich mit Einbeziehung anderer Disziplinen begegnen. So ermöglichen Untersuchungen von Stadt als
Klanglandschaft beispielsweise Aneignung und Wiedererkennung eigener Stadtraume.

.....Guido Marsille sucht
also nach Wegen, um direkt im Stadtraum zu agieren, mit
einer Serie von Jamsessions: Sein Anliegen ist, Dinge live
auszuprobieren, daraus Resümees zu ziehen und sich erst
dann etwas Definitives auszudenken. Aus einem 1:1-Versuch
mit Sitz- und Hängemöbeln in der Witte-de-With-Strasse Rot-
terdams wurde eine ganze Serie an unterschiedlichen Or-
ten installiert....

Archithese / Jahrgang / 6.2008 / November-Dezember

tekst: Daniel Jauslin, Hans Dexler, Marc Guinand

Archithese

What role do designers play in the debate on public space and its social significance? This question was raised in a debate Wednesday night September 24th at the 'Zaal de Unie' in Rotterdam. The essay 'Wég met de publieke ruimte' written by design historian Timo de Rijk led to the introduction of subjects taht evening.

22 october 2008

text: Lotte Zaaijer

archined.nl

public debate#1   designplatformrotterdam

Public space in crises.

24 september 2008

text: Evelien Griffioen

Design Platform Rotterdam

Magazine

Inside Information / nr 3 / 2008

text: Dennis Dekker

photography: Hein Hage

Inside Information 

The Yearbook Dutch Design 05 once again presents a well documented and illustrated overview of all the most important and outstanding projects in the fields of product design, fashion, architecture and graphic design in the Netherlands. The yearbook's format is unique in that it places exhibitions, presentations, design fairs, awards and publications at the heart, while featuring a wide range of products and designers.

Three essays focus attention on the latest developments which have an influence on Dutch Design. Bernard Hulsman describes the relationship between design and fear, Max Bruinsma looks at the legacy of modernism and how it influences present-day designers, and Timo de Rijk sheds light on Dutch designers and their notion of Europe.

publisher: Episode Publishers , 2005, p. 233, Rotterdam, NL

compiled and edited: Timo de Rijk, Aad Krol

author: Bernard Hulsman, Max Bruinsma, Timo de Rijk

publisher: symposion gorinchem 2005, p.118; p.14

author: jan donia