OMA Architects, an architecture office in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
This Dutch architecture practice is led by architect and architectural theorist Rem Koolhaas.
e-architect select what we consider to be the most interesting architectural projects by Office for Metropolitan Architecture globally and post frequently.
In addition, we feature a selection of the best new building designs around the world by this studio. The practice was founded in 1975 by Rem Koolhaas and Elia Zenghelis, along with Madelon Vriesendorp and Zoe Zenghelis.
In conclusion, we post information and images of significant contemporary architecture projects by this Dutch design practice on this international website.
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OMA architects news – New Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia ; Palais de Justice, Lille, France ; Masterplan for Columbia Circle in Shanghai – key current design projects by this Dutch architectural practice formerly known as Office for Metropolitan Architecture, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. OMA was created in 1975.
Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas has shifted his focus to the countryside. The OMA founder’s recent research obsession will be the subject of “Countryside: Future of the World,” an exhibition planned for the Guggenheim Museum’s spiral rotunda
OMA / Chris van Duijn wins competition to design a new campus for Hongik University in Seoul, South Korea. The scheme will add a cluster of interwoven buildings and public spaces that meld with the existing topography, aiming to strengthen the connection between the university and the city
Paris Off-white Flagship Store design by OMA: multifaceted identity further reinforced by design of upper floors – intimate atmosphere of mezzanine, with its low ceiling and small windows
UAE’s first OMA-designed space will show works from the Atassi Foundation’s collection. A collection of warehouses are re-imagined, offering ‘industrial spaces’ for a variety of projects.
OMA / Ellen van Loon and Ippolito Pestellini Laparelli will design the new KaDeWe department store and hotel in Vienna’s Museumsquartier.
Design: OMA, architects. Shortlisting for major new Dutch building: it accommodates municipal services, offices and residential units. The modular building gradually steps back into two irregular peaks.
MPavilion 2017 design by Rem Koolhaas & David Gianotten shortlisted at WAF 2018 Awards: the first building designed and constructed by OMA, internationally renowned Netherlands-based architects, in Australia.
Conversion of a 500-year-old palazzo in the heart of Venice into a Benetton ‘megastore’ by OMA. The Renaissance building, known as the Fondaco dei Tedeschi, overlooks the Grand Canal and the city’s famous Rialto Bridge.
The Pierre Lassonde Pavilion Québec building design by OMA, Architects with Provencher_Roy Architectes gradually decreases in height as it retreats from the urban turbulence, creating a cascade effect that enables the museum to reach out toward the park at the back while inviting the city in on the front.
Design: OMA New York, architects. Two conceptual plans have been created for the 190-acre RFK Stadium-Armory Campus site, with design concepts by OMA New York, led by partner Jason Long, in partnership with DC-based program management team, Brailsford & Dunlavey
Design: OMA, Architects with Provencher Roy + Associés architectes. The musée national des beaux-arts du québec (MNBAQ) will open its new building, named the ‘Pierre Lassonde Pavilion’, on June 24, 2016.
OMA Architects Rotterdam – Dutch design studio, Netherlands buildings pictures – architecture practice news, Dutch architectural office
Brighton College Building by OMA: East Sussex School Sport and Sciences development design by OMA architects – Brighton College building
Design: S333 Architecture + Urbanism
S333 has been announced as finalists in a competition to design a cluster of residential towers in OMA’s masterplan for Bègles, Bordeaux. S333 worked with landscape architect Rémi Salles to transform a 1.5ha industrial site into a new residential neighbourhood with 175 units, recreational areas and local amenities.
Once completed, the CCTV building will transform the usually inaccessible environment of media and television production and give access to the public via the ‘Visitor’s Loop’, a dedicated path of circulation.
