City Talks: Jos de Krieger

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Villa Welpeloo by Superuse Studios. Image: Allard van der Hoek

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Playground Wikado in Rotterdam. Image: Denis Guzzo

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City Talks: Jos de Krieger takes place on Monday 8 August at 6pm.

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For the next City Talks event at City Gallery, Wellington, Jos de Krieger of Rotterdam-based Superuse Studios discusses how Dutch functionality, sustainability and aesthetics forge innovative orders of architecture from local waste.

Pioneers in the field of sustainable design, Superuse Studios researches, designs and builds innovative products, interiors and buildings and develops strategies for smart urban transformations. The firm is renowned nationally and internationally for its innovative design approach as well as for providing ‘open source’ methods and tools to the design community.

Since 2006, Jos de Krieger has been working in the field of architecture, especially innovative architecture and design made from leftover and waste materials. After his graduation at TU Delft he joined Superuse Studios (former 2012Architecten) to push the boundaries of architecture beyond traditional building methods into cyclical processes.

Free entry. The talk starts at 6pm and will be followed by refreshments.