Rademacher de Vries is a design studio that focuses on architecture, public space and urban design. By combining practice and research, we aim to raise relevant spatial questions and offer specific solutions that are rooted in a reflective relationship with our discipline and culture.
Our methodology is characterized by an emphasis on how architecture is embedded in diverse functional, symbolic, and cultural systems and scales. We are intrigued how our work can be decisive and clear, yet open to multiplicities of uses and meanings. Our work doesn’t dictate but mediates. It doesn’t explain but questions. Therefore, it is not closed, but open. We are constantly redeveloping the agency of our practice, seeking how, and in what collaborations, we can actively and critically participate in the societal challenges of our time.
Rademacher de Vries Architecten
Kruithuisstraat 13
1018WJ Amsterdam
The Netherlands
info@rademacherdevries.com
Internship
Rademacher de Vries Architects is looking for interns to strengthen our design team on the short- and long-term. Our studio works on a broad variety of architectural projects with an emphasis on urban and landscape architectural themes.
We offer the opportunity to be closely engaged in all aspects of an architectural office from competition to construction. We are therefore looking for independent and motivated students (master) who are able to contribute in an all-round capacity.
We offer a paid internship within an ambitious and dynamic team. Are you motivated and available for a minimal period of four months? Then please send us your digital portfolio, cv and a short motivation.
applications@rademacherdevries.com
David Rademacher graduated as an architect at the ETH-Zurich in 2011 and received his bachelor degree from the Delft University of Technology. During his studies he worked for Jo Coenen Architects and Workshop Vincent de Rijk. In the period 2011 – 2015 he worked for Vogt Landschaftsarchitekten and as a lecturer and researcher at the chair of prof. Vogt for landscape architecture at the ETH in Zurich. In 2014 he set up the Rademacher de Vries Architects office together with Christopher de Vries. Since then he has taught at the Berlage Institute, Center of Advanced Studies in Architecture and Urban design and at the Academy for Architecture in Rotterdam and Tilburg.
Christopher de Vries is founding partner at Rademacher / de Vries and teacher in Heritage and Architecture at the Delft University of Technology. He graduated as an architect at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 2011 and received his bachelor degree from the Delft University of Technology. During his studies he worked for West 8 and Jo Coenen Architects. In the US he was part of the Harvard GSD: New Geographies Lab and later worked at OPSYS Landscape Infrastructure. During his studies, he founded two research groups that examined contemporary issues of urbanization: Urban Emergencies and the European Infrastructure Lab. Between 2012 and 2014 he worked at ZUS in Rotterdam, after which he taught at the department of Landscape arhitecture at the Delft University of Technology . Between 2018 and 2021 he wasa research fellow at Future Urban Regions.
Menno Brouwer
Bente Wesselman
Lucas Jourdain
David Rademacher
Christopher de Vries
Former:
Sara Brunner
Damian Lachtara
Julia Gracia
Anne Wies
Lorena Navarrete
Clarissa Glockner
Alaa Hendi
Ian Omumbwa
Stef Dingen
Sofia Manieri
Sheryl Si
Floor Hoogenboezem
Anna Sujkowska
Mark Slierings
Isabel Mollar
Giulia Beck
Magdalena Marckiewicz
Alma Bouwens
Jesse van der Ploeg
Marcas Smith
Isaac Vaarzon Morel
Türker Naci Şaylan
Pieter Oosterheert
Timmy Huang
Susanne van de Pol
Lujia Xu
Zari van de Merwe
Alexandra Mümmler
Ming Au
2021 Jaarboek Landschapsarchitectuur, Liquid Commons project
2020 Boden für Allen – Soil for All, Architekturzentrum Wien
2020 MONU Magazine- Affordable Urbanism – Normal City – #32
2019 Federatie Ruimtelijke Kwaliteit – Kansen Agenderen – Juli
2018 Erfgoed en Energie
2017 Jaarboek Blauwe Kamer
2017 Jaarboek Architectuur
2016 Architectuur.nl
2016 Cross Overworks
2015 Parool
2015 Limburger
2014 Monu Magazine
2014 A10 Magazine
2020 Regional Winner EO-Weijersprijs
2018 Finalist for the ARC18 talent award
2018 ENCI quarry was finalist for the European Public Space Award
2017 ENCI lookout platform was finalist for Victor de Stuers price
2008 ENCI-quarry wins green prize award