Welcome to our portfolio. There is no better indication of what we can do for you than what we have already accomplished
for our clients. We have carefully selected these projects to showcase a broad spectrum of different project types that
are available from No Nonsens inc.
DENetc
product:
website
date:
2007
client:
DENetc
DENetc is a specialist office, that ties together urban design and landscape architecture with world expositions and theme parks.
We research sustainable spatial processes and temporarily interactions with long lasting solutions.
Basic to all our work are innovative software and methodologies applied to advanced spatial research.
This approach informs all our research and planning proposals leading to renewable designs for city landscapes.
The office works closely with universities and polytechnics and participates in academic spatial planning and design.
It has been involved with many world expositions, including Dutch Floriade expositions, German Bundesgartenschauen, exhibitions
and theme parks.
Arnhem 3D Foundation
product:
3D virtual city
date:
2004-2010
in assosiation with:
Arnhem 3D
Arnhem was almost entirely destroyed during the Second World War,
but the city rose from its ashes and some of the older monuments have been restored. Others are lost forever.
The Arnhem 3D Foundation is recreating this historical city center by building a series of virtual models,
starting as early as the year 1650.
Within time visitors will be able to walk around in virtual Arnhem. Portels will provide information about most
importent buildings and about historical events that have taken place. Gateways between the different models will allow
visitors to expierence Arnhem throughout different centuries.
ELEE centre
product:
website
date:
2002
client:
ELEE foundation
ELEE is an extensive network of European students, academics,
practitioners and schools committed to promoting collaboration
and exchange in the subject of landscape design, art and
environment. Since its formation in 1986 there have been nearly
2000 participants in its programmes and events. The network has
recently established a base at Le Conservatoire de
Chaumont-sur-Loire, France.
"Meervoud meer dan een Randmeer"
product:
interactive cd-rom
date:
2001
client:
ANWB
in association with:
DENetc
De tweede prijs is gegaan naar ‘Meervoud: meer dan een randmeer’. Onder leiding van de ANWB heeft een consortium
gewerkt aan een nieuw randmeer tussen de Noordoostpolder en Friesland en Overijssel. Aan het meer is
volop ruimte voor wonen en werken. Het opmerkelijke is dat het consortium helemaal los van de betrokken
overheden tot een ontwerp is gekomen en dat de verantwoordelijke bestuurders hierop enthousiast hebben gereageerd.
MSc Land- and Watermanagement
product:
website
date:
2001
client:
Larenstein University
In 2001 the Master of Science study "Land- and Watermanagement" at the Larenstein University of Applied Science
released a new website.
The specialisation in Land and Water Development deals with postgraduate education in land and water development
and management within a hydraulic engineering environment. Given the broad field, the specialisation aims
at conveying the knowledge that is needed to fulfil the needs and requirements of users and user groups of
a land and water system within its physical and non-physical environment.
Afrikaanderplein Rotterdam, Netherlands
product:
interactive cd-rom
date:
2000
client:
OKRA landscape architects
Located in the dense urban city Rotterdam-South, a unique green area is the beating heart of the Afrikaander district.
The Afrikaanderplein is also the second largest market in Rotterdam. Twice a week you will find over
300 stalls here.
In 2000 a new design was made by OKRA landscape architects for this unique location.
A4 conference
product:
interactive cd-rom
date:
2000
in assosation with:
Larenstein University
From Thursday 13th to Sunday 16th of September 2001 Larenstein hosted the international
ECLAS-conference on landscape architecture research and education. More than 50 teachers from 20
higher education institutions took part. The international exchange students of the Landscape architecture programme
also attended the lectures and took part in the excursions. Every institution presented an exhibition of student
work and projects in the main hall of the Larenstein Velp campus.
G.I.S. laboratory at the University of San Carlos, Philippines
product:
GIS classroom
date:
2000
in assosation with:
Technical University Delft
The University of San Carlos (USC) was founded in Cebu City in 1595 and was granted the University status in 1948.
Education programs are offered by eight colleges, among which is the College of Engineering in the Talamban Campus.
The MSCE program takes two years to complete and include supporting courses in
mathematics, major courses in water resources and environment and thesis
research. Based on the concept of integrated water resources management, the
courses and the thesis research cover engineering, legal as well as social aspects of
water resources and environment. Management tools and the application of
Geographic Information System (GIS) are included in the curriculum.
Infogarden: Knowledge Base intranet & internet
product:
website and knowledgebase
date:
1998-2007
in assosation with:
Larenstein University
Infogarden is a knowledge base and e-learning environment build for Landscape Architecture and Environmental Management
students at the Larenstein University of Applied Science.
Specialized in digital tools en techniques Infogarden contains manuals and course documents for popular software used in
the field of landscape architecture. A large library of ready to use objects for AutoCAD, 3D Studio and Photoshop is part
of the system.
Railconnection Ypenburg
product:
video
date:
1998
client:
Royal Haskoning
in assosation with:
Moving Pixels
In the heart of the greater Haaglanden area, where The Hague, Pijnacker-Nootdorp and Rijswijk meet, the new city district
Ypenburg is currently being realized. In 2007, this area will become home to some 30,000 people.
The Ypenburg Fly-over, located near the Hoornbrug at Rijswijk, is a rail grade-crossing project study,
involving the construction of a rail bridge fly-over and large infrastructural adjustments to connect
the about 11.000 dwellings of Ypenburg with the city center of Den Haag
Zapscapes conference
product:
cd-rom
date:
1996
in assosation with:
Larenstein University
ZAPSCAPES cuts across the boundaries of disciplines. At the conference
creative authorities from neighbouring disciplines will demonstrate
results achieved with the help of computer techniques, clearly
emphasizing the relationship between analysis, design, (re)presentation
and production. Pre-eminent landscape designers and other artists will
be challenged to go out of their depths and adopt these techniques.
ZAPSCAPES pays attention to the common ground that the use of the
computer creates between design studies and the visualization and
production of landscape plans. In addition to the regular post-graduate
courses, this conference wants to be a stage for the transfer of
knowledge about and experience with the use of the computer in landscape
analysis, -design and -visualization.
Bentwoud, Netherlands
product:
video
date:
1996
in assosation with:
Larenstein University
Bentwoud is a new forest location of approximately 1000 hectares, situated between the towns of Zoetermeer and
Boskoop / Waddinxveen in the province of Zuid-Holland.
In 1993 a design group of the Ministry of Agriculture,
Nature Management and Fisheries and the province of Zuid-Holland started working on the masterplan. In 1996 the
Rural Areas Department of the above-mentioned Ministry was commissioned with the detailing of the plan.
EXPO 2000 Hannover, Germany
product:
cd-rom
date:
1996
client:
Foundation Holland World Fairs
in assosation with:
DENetc
EXPO 2000 is the first World Exposition in the close to one-and-a-half centuries’ history of world exhibitions
to take place in Germany. It presents at the same time two new features. This World Exposition is not just
taking place in Hanover, but all over the world where people are developing ideas for the future and putting
them into practice: the concept of global projects is joining together model ideas from all over the world in
the presentation, and in this way is taking this World Exposition out into the wider world. Also new is the EXPO
2000 idea of the Thematic Area.
