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ZJA at the university
On March 20, Anurag Bhattacharya, senior architect and project coordinator at ZJA, will give a lunch lecture on new digital design techniques for students at TU Eindhoven. That same day, Amy Sterrenberg, computational designer at ZJA, will deliver a guest lecture at TU Delft on her graduation…
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ELRT: a step closer to a vision
The design for the Elevated Light Rail Transit (ELRT) seems to be a step closer to an old vision: clean, comfortable, and safe…
Laying the first stone of sports hall Groot Schijn Deurne
On 5 March, in Deurne, Belgium, the first stone was laid for the new Groot Schijn sports hall. Among those present were Flemish minister of…
Definitive contract for expansion of N206 Europaweg Leiden
The team of Boskalis, architectural studio ZJA and BoschSlabbers landscape architects has been given the definitive contract for the N206…
Last chance to visit the current Three Climate Greenhouse
The coming days you can still take a final stroll through the familiar old Three Climate Greenhouse at the Hortus Botanicus Amsterdam. On…
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Computational design appeals to me because of the great freedom of form it provides, allowing to better accommodate the spatial wishes of clients and users.
Kiana Aryan Kia - Computational & generative designer at ZJA
At ZJA, I found an architectural studio that believes in making room for experimentation. The best results come from a simultaneous development of structural design and architecture.
Joris Veerman, architect & structural designer at ZJA