On saturday April 9, also Dutch Day of Estate, Spijkenisse celebrated reaching the highest construction point of its new library the Book Mountain. Aldermen Gert-Jan 't Hart and Kees Dijkman hoisted the flag in top and one thousand balloons were released. Afterwards, the public was allowed a walk through the imposant structure and a bird's eye view from a platform on the construction crane. In the next door church, an exhibition offered further information on the construction, architecture and engineering of the Book Mountain and adjacent plans. The Book Mountain Virtual Scale Model was hereby also first shown in public.
More than 200 guests witnessed the launch of the Sand Engine project in Ter Heijde, South Holland. In a crowded KNRM-barn the first buckets of sand were symbolically thrown into a virtual sea by deputy Lenie Dwarshuis and state secretary Joop Atsma, raising a virtual Sand Engine. Simultaneously, in the background the first dredger started the work to raise the physical Sand Engine. More information about the Sand Engine and the event can be found at
Architectenweb and
nu.nl.
Due to christmas holidays, the 3D capacity office will be closed from December 25 until January 3. We wish you a merry christmas and a swinging 2011! Don't forget to check out our
digital christmas card.
The municipality of Wierden is preparing for a unique development. On November 11, 300 acquainted the first 3D images of the proposed Van der Valk hotel at the local A35 junction. The Virtual Scale Model was hereby praised as a highly informative tool. For each question, the corresponding position was located in the 3D model. Check out the news item with video on the
website of RTV Oost.