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Winy Maas, born in 1959 in Schijndel, Jacob van Rijs born in Amsterdam in 1965, and Nathalie de Vries, born in Appingedam in 1965, joined together to form MVRDV in 1991. Some projects from the beginning of their career, such as the center of Villa VPRO television and houses for elderly Wozoco, brought international recognition to the office and took them to the level of the great new architecture firms in the world. Today, with nearly 20 years on the road they have already accumulated numerous international awards.

"MVRDV pursues a fascination for radical methodical research: on density and on public realms. Through investigation and use of the complex amounts of data that accompany contemporary design processes, spaces are shaped methodically..” MVRDV Design Statement

Calveen, Amersfoort, The Netherlands

Calveen, Amersfoort, The Netherlands

MVRDV was set up in Rotterdam and today has more than 60 architects and team members. A wide variety of topics of their projects allow them to show all their repertoire of new ideas, clear concepts and exemplary architecture. Their projects are private and mark a new architecture for Europe. We hope that their work can be seen everywhere in the world, with the assurance that there is much to be added to the landscape of many cities.

Parkrand Building, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Cancer Centre Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Pyjama Garden Medical Center Extension, Veldhoven, The Netherlands

Gyre, Tokyo, Japan

Didden Village, Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Borneo, Amsterdam

Porters Lodges, Hoge Veluwe National Park, The Netherlands

Mirador, Madrid, Spain

Wozoco, Amsterdam-Osdorp, The Netherlands

Ypenburg Masterplan, The Hague, The Netherlands

Villa VPRO, Hilversum, The Netherlands

UPV Munich, Germany

Matsudai, Matsudai Niigata prefecture, Japan

Haus Am Hang, Stuttgart, Germany

Anyang Peak, Anyang, South Korea

De Effenaar Pop Centre, Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Gemini Residences - Frosilo, Copenhagen, Denmark

Barcode House, Munich, Germany

Expo 2000 NL Pavilion, Hannover, Germany