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Architecture | 5 Oct 2009

4th International Architecture Biennale, Rotterdam

A group of models from the exhibition, featuring work by 10 of the 30 architects included in the 2009 Architects Directory

The Future 30 exhibition models were set against the stunning park views of the Chabot Museum, through the museum’s large openings

Close-up of some of the models featured in the Future 30 exhibition

The models were arranged in three groups of 10; the second group included projects from Canada and Belgium to Italy and the US

clockwise from top left; Lime and Limpid Green House by Antonino Cardillo, House Marge by Marge Arkitektur and Andrew Lister’s The Module House

All the models were made at the DMC at the Bartlett, UCL

The group shot also featured in the show, was shot by Jason Schmidt at the Neues Museum in Berlin, recently renovated by David Chipperfield, for w*125

An series of photographs by Jason Schmidt showing the models present at the Belrin Architects Directory shoot (w*125) was next to the models at Future 30

The 27 architects who were present at the Berlin shoot, prepared models for the 2009 Architects Directory, also shown in the Future 30 exhibition

The Chabot Museum in Rotterdam, the modernist venue for our exhibition

The Chabot Museum featuring the Bruggenhoofd Chabot, a temporary installation by Snodevormgevers and Paul Segers

The special entrance to the 2009 International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam, created at the NAI main building

The main Biennale exhibition entrance hall, while final details are being set-up

Projects presented at the ’Maakbare Samenleving’ (the make-able society) part of the main exhibition

Model at the ’Community’ hall, curated by Interboro architects from New York

Models at the "Parallel Cases" international student exhibition

Architect Ralf Pasel curated the ’Parallel Cases’ student show and his practice, Pasel Kuenzel, designed the exhibition

The ’Parallel Cases’ student exhibition was hosted in an old submarine factory in Rotterdam’s docks

A giant architecture chess game greeted visitors at the Biennale’s main entrance hall at the NAI

A proposal for a community centre in US suburbia, by Interboro architects

The ’Refuge’ section of the main biennale exhibition, being set up

Security gates project at the main biennale exhibition

RCA, London’s entry for the ’Parallel Cases’ student exhibition

4th International Architecture Biennale, Rotterdam

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