maputostudio: Evert

Welcome to the blog of the architecture students of Eduardo Mundlane university of Maputo, Boukunde University of Pretoria and the architecture faculty of the TU-Delft in The Netherlands.

This blog is a joint venture organized around the graduation project to Revitalize the Baixa de Maputo.

The Baixa is the oldest part of Maputo and is under current threat of new insensitive development. The old buildings are diminishing and the area is losing its historic identity.

The combination of the three universities is a unique way to create a dialogue between different countries and their ways of working.

The driving force behind the realisation of this studio has been and still is the organization "African Architecture Matters". See the link in the menu below.

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Tuesday, December 27, 2011

P4 presentation Evert

Click here to download my P4 presentation.

Monday, October 31, 2011

P3 presentation Evert

Hello all,

In my dropbox you will find my newest Maputo Studio presentation, presented on October 31st in Delft.

All the best,

Evert

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

P2 presentation Evert online

To all: my P2 (mid-term) presentation is uploaded into my dropbox. Check it out if you're interested. Look forward to seeing some work from Pretoria and Maputo.

Evert

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Pre_P2 Evert

Hey everyone!

Check out my newest presentation, which is a draft version of my mid-term presentation in two weeks:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/25920455/P2_presentation_Evert_draft.pdf

Monday, May 23, 2011

Model picture

Model picture (scale 1:500) with part of my design, which:

1.) Allows for easier pedestrian movement.

2.) Gives the currently vacant plots a function and incorporates them with the system.

3.) Makes empty floors above shops accessible.

Colored orange of course, just like the Dutch carrots ;)

Monday, May 2, 2011

P1 presentation Evert

Hi everybody,

Here's the link to my first personal presentation, just a thought for a possible design. Click on the sketch below to download the 6-page pdf presentation.