Rem Koolhaas - Silkscreen: Design for 'Project de Willemstoren', Rotterdam

Framed silkscreen by Rem Koolhaas. Title: Design for 'Project de Willemstoren', Rotterdam. In collaboration with the OMA (Office for Metropolitan Architecture), Koolhaas designed a lookout tower for the Boompjes in Rotterdam between 1980 and 1982. This would consist of part of the Willemsspoorbrug that would be put upright. This project was never realized. Dimensions incl. frame: H105 x w52cm. Dimensions of the image: H103 x w50cm. This work is not signed, as issued.

Origin: Collection of artist and collector Wim Korink.

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Remment Lucas (Rem) Koolhaas (Rotterdam, 17 November 1944) is a Dutch architect, urban planner and essayist. He is Professor of Architecture and Urban Planning at the Graduate School of Design of Harvard University.