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Model exhibition at Architecture

Model exhibition at Architecture

 

 

How do you sort and organise maquettes? By colour, size or in chronological order? In the exhibition ‘The sorting Act: Endless ways of organising the Architecture Collections’, you will discover the ways in which this can be done, based on various models made by students over the years. The exhibition is on display in BK City, the Faculty of Architecture, until 30 November. 

 

 

The exhibition is on display in the Oostserre until 30 November. Admission is free of charge. (MvdV)

 

News editor Marjolein van der Veldt

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