“Movements 25% - Introduction to a Working Process” The design for the International Architecture Biennale motivated Inside Outside to organize the reprint of “ Movements 25% - Introduction to a Working Process” This beautiful little book was first published in 2000 as catalogue for the Inside Outside exhibition at Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York. The book is designed by Irma Boom and the re-print contains a DVD with a film fragments by Frans Parthesius about the work of Inside Outside. Re-set, new wings for architecture Inside Outside designs the Dutch submission for the International Architecture Biennale in Venice. The thirteenth edition of the International Architecture Biennale in Venice will open August 29, 2012. The Netherlands Architecture Institute invited Inside Outside to design the Dutch submission. With the exhibition Re-Set Inside Outside responds to the vacant architecture in the Netherlands, showing how the experience of space itself can be changed by relatively simple interventions.

“Movements 25% - Introduction to a Working Process” The design for the International Architecture Biennale motivated Inside Outside to organize the reprint of “ Movements 25% - Introduction to a Working Process” This beautiful little book was first published in 2000 as catalogue for the Inside Outside exhibition at Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York. The book is designed by Irma Boom and the re-print contains a DVD with a film fragments by Frans Parthesius about the work of Inside Outside. Re-set, new wings for architecture Inside Outside designs the Dutch submission for the International Architecture Biennale in Venice. The thirteenth edition of the International Architecture Biennale in Venice will open August 29, 2012. The Netherlands Architecture Institute invited Inside Outside to design the Dutch submission. With the exhibition Re-Set Inside Outside responds to the vacant architecture in the Netherlands, showing how the experience of space itself can be changed by relatively simple interventions. One single mobile object occupies the space of the Dutch Pavilion (a building by Gerrit Rietveld, 1954) for three months and emphasises the building’s unique qualities. The installation, two curtains of 16 meter each, move through space, taking different positions and constantly changing the architecture. In addition the semi-transparent windows of the pavilion are replaced with clear Perspex glass making it possible for natural daylight to enter the space. Every five minutes the experience of space in the pavilion will be completely different. The book and DVD will be presented during the opening of the Biennale on August 28