Before the turn of the year, Erick van Egeraat has won a new masterplanning project in Canning Town London (UK), a mixed-use project in Metz (France) and two architectural awards for his realised projects in Budapest (Hungary).
Leading a multidisciplinary team of consultancies, Erick van Egeraat has started to work on a new urban revitalisation scheme for Canning Town in the London Borough of Newham. The area lies South of the development site for the Olympic Games 2012. EEA has produced a bold and comprehensive masterplan design for the regeneration of Canning Town. It seeks to manipulate the current infrastructure to establish a new street hierarchy and a series of parks creating a revitalised urban hub for this widely forgotten area in London.
Erick van Egeraat can draw from his previous experience in developing social housing projects in the Netherlands during the 1980s and from recent urban development schemes throughout Europe.
A consortium led by ING Real Estate has selected Erick van Egeraat as architect for a plot in the Quartier de l'Amphitheatre, a mixed-use development in the French City of Metz. This is the second in a series of upcoming projects for EEA in France.
Extension of the headoffices ING & NNH, Palay Ede Street Budapest
Dósza Györg út, new building complex for ING headquarters Budapest.
Extension and renovation of the headoffices ING & NNH, Andrássystreet, Budapest.
The Mayor of Budapest, Mr. Gábor Demszky and the Board of Trustees of the Budapest Assembly have awarded Erick van Egeraat the "For Budapest" award in recognition of his architectural services to Budapest. To date, Erick van Egeraat is the only non-Hungarian to receive this award since its inception over 12 years ago.
Refurbishment project Deák Palota Budapest.
The Budapest V. District Local Government together with the Association of Hungarian Architects have awarded Erick van Egeraat's refurbishment project Deák Palota with the "Reitter Ferenc Prize 2006" in recognition of the outstanding design quality and inventive architectural design in heritage and historical environment.
Erick van Egeraat founded his practice (EEA) Erick van Egeraat Associated Architects in Rotterdam in 1995 and now employs 120 professionals throughout offices in London, Budapest, Prague and Moscow. Erick van Egeraat has been involved in the realisation of more than 100 projects over his 25 years of practice.
Source: EEA
A book with the work of Erick van Egeraat and his firm EEA, over the past 10 years is available in our bookstore. Click here for more information.
