Startup Village: Turning an Unused Space into a Dynamic Community

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Julius Taminiau Architects [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, January 15, 2020.Description: 511 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Architect and founder of Startup Village, Julius Taminiau, worked in London for Carl Turner Architects during the design and construction of Pop Brixton and was very inspired by the possibilities of turning an unused derelict space into a dynamic and inspiring community on a very tight budget.

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Amsterdam (23) ,
Working Space (79) ,
Upcycling (20) ,
The Netherlands (74) ,
Sustainability (411) ,
Project (1170) ,
Open Space (49) ,
New paradigms (69) ,
Modular Design (28) ,
Design strategies (236)

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Energy and sustainability, Julius Taminiau Architects, Middle Density, Project, Urban Paradigms

Amsterdam, Circular design, Community, Container Architecture, Design strategies, low cost, Modular Design, New paradigms, Open Space, Project, Sustainability, The Netherlands, Upcycling, Working Space

Architect and founder of Startup Village, Julius Taminiau, worked in London for Carl Turner Architects during the design and construction of Pop Brixton and was very inspired by the possibilities of turning an unused derelict space into a dynamic and inspiring community on a very tight budget.

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