Christine Conix
CHRISTINE CONIX
About Speaker
Christine Conix is one of the founders of CONIX RDBM Architects with, Jorden Goossenaerts and Frederik Jacobs. The organisation consists of a multidisciplinary team of 65 members operating from offices in Antwerp, Brussels, Rotterdam and Terneuzen. As the result of the merger in 2013, CONIX RDBM Architects has become an important player in the Belgian and Dutch world of architecture. Conix Architects was founded in 1979 in Wilrijk by Christine Conix.
Conix Architects already made a name through various residential and private projects and got internationally renowned due to the Belgian European Pavilion for the World Expo (2010) in Shanghai and the renovation and extension of the Brussels Atomium (2005). Christine Conix knows perfectly how to bring functionality and aesthetics together and outshines in the conceptualization of her projects. In 2016 Christine Conix was honoured by being awarded the Laureate of Work for Architecture.
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Born In:
Kent, England
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Kingston Polytechnic
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Christine Conix is one of the founders of CONIX RDBM Architects with, Jorden Goossenaerts and Frederik Jacobs. The organisation consists of a multidisciplinary team of 65 members operating from offices in Antwerp, Brussels, Rotterdam and Terneuzen. As the result of the merger in 2013, CONIX RDBM Architects has become an important player in the Belgian and Dutch world of architecture. Conix Architects was founded in 1979 in Wilrijk by Christine Conix.
Conix Architects already made a name through various residential and private projects and got internationally renowned due to the Belgian European Pavilion for the World Expo (2010) in Shanghai and the renovation and extension of the Brussels Atomium (2005). Christine Conix knows perfectly how to bring functionality and aesthetics together and outshines in the conceptualization of her projects. In 2016 Christine Conix was honoured by being awarded the Laureate of Work for Architecture.
Event text
One more premiere this year!
The event series Architects, not Architecture will hold its first edition in Belgium. Every architect knows famous buildings – but do you know the people, who designed and built them? Who are they, and how did they become what they are today? You will find the answers, and a lot more, at AMUZ on November 21.
The concept is always the same and has already inspired thousands of people in different cities. Architects, not Architecture or “AnA” – as the name suggests – provides a glimpse into the biography of great personalities of architecture. The event series is not about the projects of the architects, but about them as individuals, their professional backgrounds and formative individual experiences that shaped the works we all know. This provides new perspectives and inspires on a more personal level. Come to AMUZ and discover a new kind of event series.
On 21st November, two well-known Belgian architects and one special guest are going to talk about their personal experiences and important creative periods in their lives and, as always at “AnA“, not a word may be lost about their projects:
– Michiel Riedijk, co-founder Neutelings Riedijk Architects, Rotterdam, www.neutelings-riedijk.com
– Christine Conix, co-founder CONIX RDBM Architects, Antwerp, www.conixrdbm.com
– Julien De Smedt, founder JDS Architects, Copenhagen/Brussels, www.jdsa.eu
The event will be held in English.
This event is kindly supported by our partners Schüco Belgium, BoConcept, JUNG, and FSB.
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