Yass! Can you believe that we had a chance to visit MVRDV office? It felt so great to be there, inside one of the most hipster architecture office in the world. This time we take you to the place where great architecture(s) have been created at. Not only Jacob van Rijs (one of the MVRDV Director), but also some colleagues will answer our questions! What a rare chance! Thank you Wenchi Yang for the company. MVRDV, Natalie de Vries, Winny Maas, Architecture, Interview Follow us! Dont forget to also check our chat at with Jacob van Rijs MVRDV office here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6__rHb3_K9o&t=8s ------ Subscribe to our Channel! YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/donotsettle Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/donotsettle/ Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/donotsettlep... Contact us at donotsettleproject@gmail.com for collaborations Please support us to make more videos! Have a look at our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/donotsettle Music: Huma-huma : Leslie Dress Shot on: Canon G15

Since the mid nineties the architects of MVRDV gained much admiration for their extraordinary architectural designs. Initially in The Netherlands, for instance with an unorthodox office building for a broadcasting company and with the Silodam, a building that stretches out in the waters of the Amsterdam harbour, looking like a giant container ship. The colourful complex showcases MVRDV's approach to density -- a collection of several different neighbourhoods condensed into one single building. International attention came with the Dutch pavilion at the World Exhibition in 2000 in Hannover. MVRDV surprised it's visitors by stacking Dutch landscapes into a square tower formation measuring 40 meters high. At the moment MVRDV is working on numerous projects around the globe. As diverse as these projects may seem, they all share the same challenge for MVRDV: finding original solutions for intensified use of space by combining a variety of functions. The new market hall in Rotterdam is but one of many projects of MVRDV where this idea of producing, instead of consuming space, comes apparent. Since their formation MVRDV has published visionary studies about global ecological issues, like KM3, a bulky book about how to prevent the suburbanisation of the country side. In their study Pig City, MVRDV proposes it's controversial thoughts on accommodating pigs in high-rise farms. http://www.mvrdv.nl CREDITS Commissioning editor Submarine: Geert van de Wetering Producer: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen Director: Geert van de Wetering Camera: Marijn Zurburg Sound: Jaap Sijben Editor: Paul de Heer Colour Correction: Maurik de Ridder Music/Sound Design: Pastelle Music Produced by Submarine, Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix http://www.submarine.nl Commissioned by DutchDFA http://www.dutchdfa.com Like Dutch Profiles on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/dutchprofiles