Concertgebouw (building)
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The Royal Concertgebouw, opened on April 11, 1888, is a building with several concert halls, located on the Van Baerlestraat opposite the Museumplein in Amsterdam. It is home to the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra.
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We design ourselves
All models are designed by ourselves and then printed in our 3D printing studio. This way we can switch quickly, make small series and still remain creative. Moreover, within the manufacturing industry we are purely Dutch in this way and we do not have to have anything produced abroad.
The productionproces
- The models are printed with high-quality 3D printers
- After printing, they are finished by hand
- Then they get a white coating for extra protection
Materials
- The models are made of Bio plastic (PLA)
- Only suitable for indoor use and do not place in direct sunlight
- It is non-toxic, paintable and easy to rinse off
- If properly maintained, it will last at least 10 years
Two versions
House for Scale offers both a whole Building design as a Facade with a view .
Up to 4 sizes
Each format is approximately 30% larger in scale than its slightly smaller brother. So an XL size is about twice as high, wide and deep compared to an S size.
The architect of the building is Adolf Leonard van Gendt, for whom the construction drawing of the Gewandhaus in Leipzig, which opened in 1884, served as a source of inspiration. The interior of the building is designed and arranged after the example of the Neue Gewandhaus, which was destroyed in 1943. The Concertgebouw has the same smooth lines and rounded corners as the Neue Gewandhaus and the halls are also surrounded by spacious corridors. And just like in Leipzig, the Kleine Zaal was built right behind the main hall. The building was built in the style of Viennese classicism. The facade shows Neo-Renaissance features, and was more decorated than was usual in antiquity. It was a way of decorating that was used to give buildings more status. The sculptures were executed by Johannes Franse. On the roof of the Great Hall is a lyre, the instrument of Apollo, the symbol of music. It is made of red copper and is gilded with gold leaf. The current winch dates from 1993 and is a copy of the original from 1888 with the difference that the original was made of zinc. The winch has a height of 3.25 meters. The building was declared a national monument on 4 July 1974.
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