Amsterdam fence wins Dutch Design Award 2008

After having found out in July all about this nature accommodating fence on the Olympiaplein in Amsterdam, designed by Ruud-Jan Kokke, it was announced last Saturday that it won a Dutch Design Award 2008.

Out of 700 nominations, Kokke’s fence won a public space award for his one-kilometer-long fence around a big park/football field. It is the second time this year that the fence won a prize, as Kokke was also awarded the public award of the Design to Business Award 2008 together with the Oud-Zuid District earlier this year.

(Link AT5)

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Tags: Amsterdam, Design to Business Award, Dutch Design Award, Olympiaplein, Ruud-Jan Kokke