MVRDV: Villa VPRO and Dutch Architecture

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Description

This lecture delves into the innovative work of MVRDV, focusing on projects like Villa VPRO and their impact on Dutch architecture. It explores the evolution of Dutch architecture during the 1990s, the influence of globalization, and the emergence of a new architectural discourse. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by Dutch architects in defining a national identity amidst globalization and the critical assessment of their achievements.

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