© 2006 Piet Vollaard
SCULPTURE PAVILLION SONSBEEK (RECONSTRUCTION)
A.E. VAN EYCK, 1965-1966
Nationaal Park de Hoge Veluwe, Otterlo
ARCHITECT(URAL OFFICE):
Aldo van Eyck
RENOVATOR:
Hannie van Eyck-van Roojen
BUILDING TYPE:
Museums and exhibition buildings
RELATED BUILDINGS:
Museum Kröller-Müller (Extension)
Museum Kröller-Müller
Sculpture Pavilion Sonsbeek (Reconstruction)
ARCHITECT(URAL OFFICE):
Aldo van Eyck
RENOVATOR:
Hannie van Eyck-van Roojen
BUILDING TYPE:
Museums and exhibition buildings
PUBLICATIONS:
Katholiek Bouwblad 1966 p. 413; F. Strauven - Aldo van Eyck, 1994; W.J. van Heuvel - Structuralisme in de Nederlandse architectuur, Rotterdam 1992; M. Bloemheuvel (red.) - Beeldentuin Kröller-Müller Museum, Rotterdam 2007; Bouw 2006-5RELATED BUILDINGS:
Museum Kröller-Müller (Extension)
Museum Kröller-Müller
Sculpture Pavilion Sonsbeek (Reconstruction)
In the museum's sculpture park are two reconstructed exhibitions pavilions, designed as temporary structures for exhibitions in Sonsbeek Park in Arnhem.
Aldo van Eyck's pavilion, reconstructed in 2006 under the supervision of his widow, consists of six parallel concrete block walls each approximately 4 metres tall and set some 2.5 metres apart, the whole topped with a transparent roof. Deftly placed semicircular coves and small openings here and there make the pavilion an intricate labyrinth with a multitude of places and views.
Aldo van Eyck's pavilion, reconstructed in 2006 under the supervision of his widow, consists of six parallel concrete block walls each approximately 4 metres tall and set some 2.5 metres apart, the whole topped with a transparent roof. Deftly placed semicircular coves and small openings here and there make the pavilion an intricate labyrinth with a multitude of places and views.