Paard van Troje by studio Barbara Vos and studio TILIA
THE HAGUE – The Hague’s concert hall Paard van Troje, or Trojan Horse, underwent a refurbishment last summer to celebrate its 40 years.
As the needs of the public changed over the last 10 years since its previous renovation by OMA Rem Kool
Create a free account to read the full article
Get 2 premium articles for free each month
Related Articles
MORE Architecture
Where art meets silo: this adapted grain store is Norway’s new cultural powerhouse
Work hard, plant hard: 4 habitat-conscious offices that support biodiversity
From taboo to travel trend: how ‘tattourism’ is leaving a permanent mark on hospitality design
From 1911 to net zero: a Maastricht HQ redefines sustainable heritage architecture
Sony Music designers: ‘Creating branded interiors is more than putting a logo on a wall’
Maggie’s Centre brings its patient-centric healthcare design to the Netherlands
-thumb.jpg)
An iconic Amsterdam hotel turns its suites into a shared canvas for Dutch creatives
How this designer creates performance spaces that frame fleeting moments
How this nature-embedded house on a Dutch island cultivates wellbeing
