crimson-log 1999-2000
publication Mart Stam’s Trousers. Stories from behind the scenes of Dutch Moral Modernism, with Michael Speaks en Gerard Hadders, 010 Publishers
exhibition ‘What If?’ in Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
exhibition ‘Big Soft Orange’ in: Storefront Gallery/Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, New York City; Sci-Arc, Los Angeles; CCCA, San Francisco
contribution to the manifestation ‘Mobiliteit als uitdaging’ (Mobility as a challenge), Erasmus Universiteit, with Jaap Modder, director NIROV
Member of the Quality Team for Leidsche Rijn
educational project ‘De Stad’ (the city), at the Postgraduate School for Graphic Design, Breda
design for 'Straatbrug Fina', Vlaardingen Westwijk
lectures at the Academy for Architecture on ‘Infrastructure and the City’
coaching graduate students TU Delft, TU Eindhoven and several Academies
Member of the jury for the EO Wijers competition
Member of the jury Rietveld award Utrecht
urban design for the 'Leuvehaven', commissioned by Wijkontwikkelings Maatschappij, Maritiem Museum and Maritiem Buitenmuseum
architectural design for 'stairs' in Leuvehaven, commissioned by Maritiem Buitenmuseum Rotterdam
atelier Stedelijk Realisme (Urban realism) at the Academy for Visual Arts in Arnhem
contribution and publication for workshop Maasvlakte II
lecture 'WiMBY! & Mart Stam’s Trousers' and workshop, Academy for architecture, Oslo, Norway
lecture 'Mart Stam’s Trousers', Form Zero Gallery & bookstore, Los Angeles, U.S.A.
lecture 'Big Soft Orange', California Center for Architecture, San Francisco, U.S.A.
educational project ‘Urban Sprawl’, at the Southern California Institute for Architecture
contribution to the project Ruimtelijke kwaliteit Corridorontwikkeling (Urban quality of infrastructural corridors), commissioned by INCODELTA
‘Bleeding Pages’, with Chris Dercon, Metropolis M
teacher Postgraduate School for Graphic Design, Academy St.Joost Breda
article 'Hot AIR', Archis 1999 nr.1
exhibition ‘Dutchtown’, NAi Rotterdam
publication (with Bernard Colenbrander and Floris Alkemade) Dutchtown. O.M.A.’s meesterproef in Almere, NAi publishers, Rotterdam 1999