Fabulous architecture made out of materials like books, bottles, Lego, shipping containers, and gingerbread, some at a small scale and others at a livable scale.
MoreThe Netherlands’ answer to the Dîner en Blanc in Paris at the normally off-limits harbor front grounds of the Royal Dutch Navy in Amsterdam.
More8-Bit City maps look like 80’s video game maps: blocky, pixelated, and uniformly colored. But that’s totally the point, says creator Brett Camper.
MoreSound walks are a recent addition to the world of urban exploration and travel. Gonzo has sound walks for urban exploration throughout the Netherlands and Belgium.
MoreWith a six-meter-tall machine and some ambitious architects, the world’s first printed 3D house is in the works. Using a giant special printer called KamerMaker (“roommaker” in Dutch) the Dutch firm DUS Architects is attempting to construct a life-size house from parts of biodegradable printed plastic along the Buiksloter canal in Amsterdam.
MoreWelcome to Freezing Favela, a temporary “city” housed in an industrial park in the Oostenburg neighborhood of Amsterdam.
MoreWhile experimental performance is typically thought to evoke a niche audience, its presence is more ubiquitous than you may think. Believe it or not, the experimental music scene is alive and well across the western region of the Netherlands; otherwise known as Holland. Not to be overlooked as a trendsetter in how music interacts with …
MoreThe Nemo Amsterdam is an eye-catching example of the city’s amazing architecture. Although the name suggests aquarium, the Nemo is home to Amsterdam’s Science Center with exhibitions on four floors.
MoreThe ‘Stedelijk Museum’ in Amsterdam aka ‘The Bath Tub’
MoreLiving on the water in Amsterdam – an alternative sort of house/building.
MoreDe Bakkerswinkel is a not-to-be-missed bakery serving up brunch, pastries & even high tea in Amsterdam’s Red Light District.
MoreWith its relaxed vibe, cool shops and cafés, the Jordaan neighborhood symbolizes Amsterdam as a whole, and the best the city has to offer.
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