UNStudio - Living Tomorrow Pavilion

UNStudio
Living Tomorrow Pavilion
Amsterdam, The Netherlands

The layout of the building functions as a basis for the different innovative technologies exhibited.

Photo: arcspace

Living Tomorrow is a combination of a laboratory, a gallery and an auditorium. It is a temporary accommodation where a variety of businesses can demonstrate their innovative techniques and researches for our future homes or workplaces.
Visitors can get acquainted with the products and services, which can enhance the quality of living or working in the near future.
In addition to the latest technologies the building features alternative heating and cooling methods.

Photo: arcspace

The metal clad, curved futuristic shape derives from the concept that the vertical and horizontal parts of the building form one continuing inside-out-turned shape. These integrated volumes form the basis for the spatial structure of the interior. All materials used are recyclable or have a low environmental impact.

Photo: arcspace

Photo: arcspace

The layout of the building functions as a basis for the different innovative technologies exhibited. The entrance, reception, and vertical infrastructure, stairs and elevators, form the inner volumes.

Photo: arcspace

Photo: arcspace

The restaurant and other public and secondary facilities, the auditorium, event hall, exposition room, administration and kitchen, are located in between.

Photo: arcspace

Photo: arcspace

Living Tomorrow Amsterdam has an exhibition period of 5 years, after which the project will be closed. During this period the displayed concepts will be constantly evolving and adapted to the latest developments.

Image courtesy UNStudio

Image courtesy UNStudio

Completed: 2004

Total area: 3,500 square meters
Tower (4 floors) height: 32 meters

Higher resolution photos will be available in the Image Library

Client: Living Tomorrow, Belgien

Architects: UNStudio in collaboration with Living Tomorrow, Brussels

Living Tomorrow is opened to the public in January 2004. During the weekend the complex is open for the general public, during the week upon reservation for groups, pupils/students and professionals.
Reservations can be made via www.livtom.nl

Visit the Image Library to preview and download photos.

May 24, 2004

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		UNStudio Living Tomorrow Pavilion Amsterdam, The Netherlands The layout of the building functions as a basis for the different innovative technologies exhibited. Photo: arcspace Living Tomorrow is a combination of a laboratory, a gallery and an auditorium. It is a temporary accommodation where a variety of businesses can demonstrate their innovative techniques and researches for our future homes or workplaces. Visitors can get acquainted with the products and services, which can enhance the quality of living or working in the near future. In addition to the latest technologies the building features alternative heating and cooling methods. Photo: arcspace Photo: arcspace The metal clad, curved futuristic shape derives from the concept that the vertical and horizontal parts of the building form one continuing inside-out-turned shape. These integrated volumes form the basis for the spatial structure of the interior. All materials used are recyclable or have a low environmental impact. Photo: arcspace Photo: arcspace Photo: arcspace The layout of the building functions as a basis for the different innovative technologies exhibited. The entrance, reception, and vertical infrastructure, stairs and elevators, form the inner volumes. Photo: arcspace Photo: arcspace Photo: arcspace Photo: arcspace The restaurant and other public and secondary facilities, the auditorium, event hall, exposition room, administration and kitchen, are located in between. Photo: arcspace Photo: arcspace Photo: arcspace Photo: arcspace Living Tomorrow Amsterdam has an exhibition period of 5 years, after which the project will be closed. During this period the displayed concepts will be constantly evolving and adapted to the latest developments. Image courtesy UNStudio Image courtesy UNStudio Image courtesy UNStudio Image courtesy UNStudio Image courtesy UNStudio Completed: 2004 Total area: 3,500 square meters Tower (4 floors) height: 32 meters Higher resolution photos will be available in the Image Library Client: Living Tomorrow, Belgien Architects: UNStudio in collaboration with Living Tomorrow, Brussels Living Tomorrow is opened to the public in January 2004. During the weekend the complex is open for the general public, during the week upon reservation for groups, pupils/students and professionals. Reservations can be made via www.livtom.nl Visit the Image Library to preview and download photos. May 24, 2004 UNStudio arcspace features