Is called Alphabet Building and it is the new architectural project designed by the Dutch MVRDV and intended to be built by 2012 in the Minervahaven district of Amsterdam. It is a curious one building which owes its particularity to the main facade where the letters of the alphabet are imprinted while on the eastern side of the structure a huge “52” will be visible, indicating the house number of the building.
Born from a project by the Dutch MVRDV, Alphabet Building is a structure designed to accommodate offices of several small and medium-sized communication agencies. A sort of real incubator of ideas and creativity that will be characterized by a facade on which the letters of the alphabet will be imprinted.
Corresponding to each letter on the facade there is a flexible space of 128 square meters that can be purchased or rented individually or within a “string of letters”.
It is useless to try to grab the letters Q and I, they are not there! As the authors of the project ironically explain, “the IQ of creatives will be kept inside the offices”.
Is called Alphabet Building and it is the new architectural project designed by the Dutch MVRDV and intended to be built by 2012 in the Minervahaven district of Amsterdam. It is a curious one building which owes its particularity to the main facade where the letters of the alphabet are imprinted while on the eastern side of the structure a huge “52” will be visible, indicating the house number of the building.
Born from a project by the Dutch MVRDV, Alphabet Building is a structure designed to accommodate offices of several small and medium-sized communication agencies. A sort of real incubator of ideas and creativity that will be characterized by a facade on which the letters of the alphabet will be imprinted.
Corresponding to each letter on the facade there is a flexible space of 128 square meters that can be purchased or rented individually or within a “string of letters”.
It is useless to try to grab the letters Q and I, they are not there! As the authors of the project ironically explain, “the IQ of creatives will be kept inside the offices”.
