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2016
Various wall designs as part for the exhibition Wonderland in Kunsthal, Rotterdam. In an inventive and playful way for both children and adults Wonderland displayed numerous special and famous children’s books from the collection of the Koninklijke Bibliotheek‘s (The Dutch Royal Library)
In collaboration with Chantal Kortenhorst. Spacial concept and commission by Kossmann.dejong. Client: Koninklijke Bibliotheek. First photo: Kunsthal Rotterdam
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2016
Entrance billboard
Spatial concept, curatorship, image editing, editorial support and graphic design, including lettering, posters, flyers and advertising, for the exhibition Wonen Woning Wet (Living Housing Law) at the Beurs van Berlage in Amsterdam.
The exhibition marked 100 years of housing in Amsterdam since the introduction of the Woningwet (Housing Act) in 1901, which made housing a serious architectural and social task.
It explored a century of building, living, improving and demolishing in Amsterdam. Inspired by construction scaffolding, the exhibition was presented along a central walkway and divided into six intertwining periods. Each period had its own colour, visual language and information design, highlighting the urban planning and housing strategies that shaped the city.
Tryptich folder, recto/verso unfolded, with on the left side, two fold-sections from bottom up, cover and backcover.
In collaboration with Chantal Kortenhorst. Client: Gemeente Amsterdam. Photos: Peter Laws, Rob Philip