The architectural projects of Dutch architect Winy Maas, MVRDV co-founder, showcase modern design across Europe and Asia. His structures combine functionality with experimental forms: from Rotterdam's Markthal with integrated housing to the public art depot Boijmans. These buildings define cityscapes through innovative solutions for residential, cultural, and office spaces.
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Markthal RotterdamAn iconic residential and office building with a market hall underneath.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
WoZoCo's Apartments for ElderlyInnovative housing for elderly with protruding living spaces.
Madrid, Spain
Mirador BuildingA social housing project featuring a unique mix of high and low rise elements.
Schijndel, Netherlands
Glass FarmA mixed-use building facade with printed images of traditional local farmhouses.
Spijkenisse, Netherlands
Book MountainThis library consists of a transparent pyramid with five floors. The construction uses daylight and minimizes energy consumption.
Poznań, Poland
Baltyk TowerThe 16-story office tower has an asymmetric facade. Each floor has a different footprint and orientation.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
SilodamA residential complex on water containing 157 apartments. The facade displays various colors and materials.
Tianjin, China
Tianjin Binhai LibraryThe five-story library contains a central spherical auditorium. The white shelves extend from floor to ceiling.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
The CouchMulti-purpose structure for Tennisclub IJburg integrating a public seating area for spectators.
Suffolk, United Kingdom
Balancing BarnMetal-clad vacation house with a 15-meter cantilever extending over the slope.
Hilversum, Netherlands
Villa VPROOffice building with flowing levels and staggered terraces for Dutch broadcasting organization.
Madrid, Spain
Celosia ResidenceModular residential building with permeable facade and integrated gardens between housing units.
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Depot Boijmans Van BeuningenA six-story art storage building with public access, reflective glass exterior and 151,000 artworks from the museum collection.