This document summarizes Dutch architect Adriaan Geuze's lecture on May 4th 2010 in Ankara. It discusses several of Geuze's projects in the Netherlands including sustainable houses in Almere and Leiden. It provides details on the design process and construction of these projects. The lecture concludes by discussing Geuze's most recent project, an Asian restaurant in Almere that will open in late May 2010.

1. Lecture ''my space'', Ankara May 4th 2010

2. Ankara exhibition poster

3. Current Dutch crisis

4. Crisis in perspective

5. Netherlands Architecture Institute agenda 2009

6. Visit www.architectureofconsequence.nl

7. Dutch city development 1400-2010

8. New town Almere versus old city Leiden

9. Almere with our projects of this lecture

10. Almere city 1980

11. Almere city 2010 (OMA)

12. City centre roof view

13. City centre street view

14. New quarter Almere-poort

15. New quarter Olympia (MVRDV)

16. New quarter Almere kust (our competition entry)

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Location projects 1 & 2: 1 - House Trinergy, 2 - Daylighthouse

18. Project 1: House Trinergy (competition entry 2001)

19. House Trinergy (construction 2010)

20. Project 2: Daylighthouse (design 2003)

21. Foto: John Lewis Marshall
Daylighthouse (completed 2007)

22. Location house and stable

23. Free floorplan inside a square wall

24. Foto: John Lewis Marshall
Wall detail

25. Foto: John Lewis Marshall
Entrance

26. Foto: John Lewis Marshall
Pool and terrace inside

27. Interior space Foto: John Lewis Marshall

28. Patio Foto: John Lewis Marshall

29. Daylighter Foto: John Lewis Marshall

30. Bedroom Foto: John Lewis Marshall

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Location project 3: Suburban Villas

32. Eco logic (competition entry 2008)

33. Location with groundfloor (North orientation)

34. Free floorplans

35. Section with installations

36. Solar energy, photo-voltaic

37. Summer sun, solar boiler and sun protection

38. Winter sun, passive heating

39. Electric pump for heating and cooling floors

40. Maximal rain collection

41. Integral ventilation (the natural supporting the mechanical)

42. Detail wooden floors and facade

43. Sun in winter (passive heating)

44. Sun in autumn

45. Sun in summer (protection)

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Location project 4: House AYK

47. New quarter next to swamp and lake

48. Location of the house

49. Landscape section (lake-dike-swamp-house)

50. Eco logic meets my space

51. Sketchup as design tool

52. Design development of the wooden cube

53. Design result, West side

54. Impression South side

55. Top view, roof terrace and winter garden

56. Ground floor, living and kitchen

57. Split level, dining

58. First floor, bedrooms

59. Second split level, wintergarden

60. Section D

61. Impression living

62. Night impression South side

63. Construction foundation

64. Construction groundfloor

65. Prefab wooden house in the morning

66. Wooden structure in the afternoon Foto: Katja Effting

67. From Almere to Leiden

68. Leiden with our projects

69. Leiden city centre

70. First Dutch university

71. Recent developments

72. Neo-traditionalism

73. Current hype?

74. Smart Suburbia (urban research Mirck/Bergevoet 2008)

75. Smart suburbia: layered urbanism

76. Smart suburbia: buildings as facilitors

77. Smart suburbia: public space as priority

78. Smart suburbia: credible identity

79. Zumthors flour factory, city centre Leiden

80. Re(in)novation of a monumental complex

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Location project 5: Student residence

82. Situation (North orientation)

83. Front view

84. Research roofscapes (roofshapes)

85. Research roofscapes (roofsizes)

86. Re(in)novation with roof addition

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Location project 6: Law faculty

88. Location of law faculty

89. Section showing new spaces (auditorium, kitchen house, amphitheatre)

90. Design development:

91. from a Sintra chimney,

92. via facade compositions,

93. and different materials,

94. via a solid,

95. and segments,

96. to transparency,

97. and diversity.

98. Final design result

99. Kitchen house in relation to the monument and auditorium space

100. Auditorium space

101. Glass space between monument and new kitchen house

102. Amphitheater in the garden (containing innovative installations)

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Final project (back to Almere): project 7 - Asian restaurant

104. Location restaurant

105. Design development:

106. Starting with 8 volumes around a courtyard,

107. With entrance to the roundabout,

108. via translucent volumes and high volumes on the North side,

109. to unifying roofs and specific spaces.

110. Ground floor, with more than 200 seats

111. First floor with 100 seats

112. Section through courtyard

113. Section through entrance void

114. Design of wooden structure

115. Design of installations (hidden in the building)

116. Construction of the concrete base

117. Construction of the wooden structure

118. Construction of the plastic roof

119. Highest point

120. Emerging spaces during construction (halls and courtyard)

121. Construction of the facades in winter

122. Foto: Katja Effting
Completion of the facades

123. Design of the interior spaces

124. Impression of the entrance hall

125. Impression of the large lamps and wooden furniture

126. Impression of the dining hall on the first floor

127. Foto: Katja Effting
First photograph of the interior (yesterday)

128. Foto: Katja Effting
Facade detail

129. Foto: Katja Effting
The restaurant will open May 29th 2010

130. Visit www.mirck.eu