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Astrid Piber
UNStudio, Partner | Amsterdam, Netherlands
About
Astrid Piber is a Partner at UNStudio, in charge of several large-scale design projects globally. In projects such as the Arnhem master plan and the Raffles City mixed-use development in Hangzhou, China, the interdependency of functional, economic, and future-proofing criteria has led to organizations that go beyond segregated typologies. Piber has worked with a trans-scalar approach—from large-scale mobility projects to custom-crafted interiors—where user experience adds value to design. Sophisticated placemaking strategies are part of the design approach for commercial and high-rise developments, such as V-on-Shenton, The Scotts Tower (Singapore), The Hanwha HQ (Seoul) and Raffles City Hangzhou (China).
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CTBUH Roles
Awards Interior Space Jury (2020; 2021)
Annual Conference, Presenter (Chicago 2019)
Innovation Conference, Speaker (Chicago 2020)
Live-Streamed Conference, Presenter (2020)
Videos
23 August 2021
What are the Unique Opportunities and Challenges in Designing High-Density in Europe?
Awash with historical landmarks, heritage façades, and their related height-restrictions, building skyscrapers in European cities has always required a nuanced approach, one which creatively examines...
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Research
15 December 2021
Megacities vs. Urban Sprawl; Densifying vs. Social Distancing
Astrid Piber, UNStudio
Decentralization and the “15-minute city” are ideas that are currently being put forward to tackle urban challenges, but how will these issues be tackled in...
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Research
28 October 2019
High-Rises From the Past and For the Future
Astrid Piber, UNStudio
In some an increasing number of cities, vertical expansion has been the only viable option, however efforts should also be concentrated on remodeling existing buildings....
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