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Brick - the Exhibition

On 24 May 2007, the exhibition Brick will open at the Groot Handelsgebouw in Rotterdam, Netherlands during the Rotterdam 2007, City of Architecture show. The exhibition will highlight the results of the Brick project that was carried out over a three-year period at the European Ceramic Workcentre ('s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands).

The architecture project Brick was aimed at product innovation. The .ekwc wanted to stimulate the technical and artistic development of the manufacture and application of brick as a construction material. Architects, designers and artists from both the Netherlands and abroad have been working on the development of a new type of brick since 2005. The .ekwc expects to be able to use this to provide a new stimulus to the application of brick and subsequently the brick appearance of the Netherlands.

The exhibition does not consist of a showroom full of products, but is a specially designed presentation of both true works of art inspired by brick and new, commercial designs suitable for further development by the brick industry. A rich, multidisciplinary exhibition based on the experiments the participants entered into with ceramics as a material.

Brick: the exhibition
25 May - 1 July 2007
Opening 24 May 2007
Groot Handelsgebouw (Conradstraat 40-48)
Rotterdam - The Netherlands


Posted 8th February 2007

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