N. 206 Studio Anne Holtrop 2009 2020

Anne Holtrop (1977, the Netherlands) started his own practice in 2009. His two offices are currently based in Amsterdam (the Netherlands) and Muharraq (Bahrain). In 2015 he completed his first two significant buildings, the Museum Fort Vechten and the National Pavilion of the Kingdom of Bahrain. He has recently completed the Manama Central Post Office, and the Qaysariyah Suq and the Green Corner Building in Muharraq. The studio is working on new flagship stores for Maison Margiela in London, Paris, Osaka and New York, and on several Unesco heritage buildings in Bahrain, such as the Murad Boutique Hotel and the Siyadi Pearl Museum.

The work of the practice, as well as the results obtained through teaching and research, has been presented and collected internationally at various biennials and institutions: recently at the first Sharjah Architecture Triennial, the Seoul Biennale of Architecture, Frac Le Plateau and, shortly, at the Carnegie Museum of Art.

Texts

• Three Good Questions. An Interview with Anne Holtrop
  Noura Al Sayeh Holtrop
• Place, Matter, Gesture. Based on Conversations with Anne Holtrop
  Cristina Díaz Moreno and Efrén García Grinda

Works and projects

• Path House
• A Tower
• Temporary Museum [Lake]
• Fort Vechten Museum
• Batara Pavilion and Model
• National Pavilion of the Kingdom of Bahrain
• Qaysariyah Suq
• Manama Central Post Office
• Siyadi Pearl Museum
• Murad Boutique Hotel
• Sheikh Public Space
• Ebrahim Center
• Bus Stop at Haddon Baptist Church
• Garden House
• Maison Margiela Bruton Street
• Green Corner Bulding
• Shop Windows for Maison Margiela Bruton Street
• Topography as a House
• Art Institute in Riyadh
• Adhari Galleries