- Area: 200 m²
- Year: 2020
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Photographs:Frank Hanswijk
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Manufacturers: Vectorworks, Abet Laminati, Baars & Bloemhoff, Forbo, Goelst, Holland Felt, Sigma Coatings, Solid Lighting
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Lead Architects: Harmen van de wal
Text description provided by the architects. Architecture studio Krill-Office for Resilient Cities and Architecture has designed a pink and grey work-learning space with white linings in fashion hub De Wasserij for fashion students of Zadkine. Named after the sculptor who made “the Destroyed City”, a monument to the Rotterdam destruction in World War II, Zadkine is a large vocational school dedicated to developing craftsmanship among students in Rotterdam. While designing the interior, Krill-o.r.c.a. therefore designed the accompanying furniture in a way that would enable the engagement of local craftsmen. With their help, the project was realized from the first sketch to completion within three months.
