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Animation of Historic Harbor receives 50,000 unique visits!

In between all the hard work, we noticed that one of Todd’s Twitter posts had achieved more than 50,000 unique viewers and a lot of positive feedback. What a surprise. Somehow it had hit a chord among fans of Amsterdam history, and it is not hard to see why. The Read more…

By Todd Van Hulzen, 4 years29th July 2019 ago
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A Royal Opening in Rotterdam

At the opening of our most recent major project, “Crazy about Money” in the Tax and Customs Museum, we received a very special guest of honor: Her Majesty Queen Máxima. I, Todd, had the opportunity to talk to our queen for a few minutes about the design of the exhibition Read more…

By Todd Van Hulzen, 4 years26th June 2019 ago
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Hoisting Cabin Girders

A short video of my father, Alvin Van Hulzen, winching up the whole timber girders that are going to make the raised floor of my future cabin in Klamath County, Oregon.  The beams probably weigh about a ton each, being about 26 feet long and 16 inches in diameter (800cm Read more…

By Todd Van Hulzen, 9 years10th January 2015 ago
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Cabin in the Woods, Klamath County, Oregon

It will come as no surprise that the “we” at T. van Hulzen design is often just myself. True, working in symbiosis with Studio Louter in Amsterdam means that with each project there’s a whole team involved doing production, content, multimedia, etc.  But rarely do I get around to doing Read more…

By Todd Van Hulzen, 9 years9th January 2015 ago
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Fantastic Floor at NEMO

That marvelous, terrifying moment has arrived for our project at the NEMO Science Center: the first concrete installations are taking place.  No longer a design process in which to endlessly vacillate between possibilities, we now have incontrovertible real objects being installed and constructed.  The exhibit furniture and elements are being Read more…

By Todd Van Hulzen, 9 years27th August 2014 ago
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6. Scans from Colling’s Gothic Ornaments

Todd van Hulzen shares scans and files from his own archive
Title: Plates from Colling’s Gothic Ornaments, vols. I & II
Author: James Kellaway Colling (1816 – 1905)
Subject: Gothic Architectural ornaments
Year: 1847
Beautiful gothic tracery, florets, bosses, pinnacles, etc.

By Todd Van Hulzen, 10 years9th January 2014 ago
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Amsterdam GVB Streetcar now rolling with our designs on it.

With all the commotion around the opening of “Temporal Tower” we almost forgot that there was an Amsterdam tram (streetcar) of the GVB (Municipal Transport Company) about to roll out with our name on it. And sure enough, there she is.  Dirk Bertels of Studio Louter and Todd van Hulzen Read more…

By Todd Van Hulzen, 10 years12th December 2013 ago
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HRH Willem-Alexander, King of the Netherlands, toasts to our endeavor.

King Willem-Alexander opened the newly remodeled wing and the new exhibition space of the National Archives in The Hague yesterday. He came especially to our little design table to raise a glass of champagne to honor our efforts. Proost!

By Todd Van Hulzen, 10 years16th October 2013 ago
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For the Holidays: drawings for Vondel’s Gysbrecht van Aemstel

It’s an old Amsterdam tradition that has fallen somewhat in disuse: staging a performance of Joost van den Vondel’s drama, Gysbrecht van Æmstel on New Years Day. In 2008 Todd van Hulzen created a series of scene sketches and story-boards for a film version of the play, part of a threefold Read more…

By Todd Van Hulzen, 11 years25th December 2012 ago
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Arbiter of Style: Nice write-up in the Volkskrant

The Dutch daily De Volkskrant needed new designers and creative types for their weekly style spread called “Da’s Mooi!” (That’s Nice!) They come to your house, take photos and ask lots of interesting questions, then churn out something just barely recognizable. But as they say, all publicity is good publicity. Read more…

By Todd Van Hulzen, 12 years10th January 2012 ago
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