Martin van der Linden

Current

• Adjunct Professor at Tokyo University of Science
• Martin van der Linden, CEO at van der Architects

Past

• Lecturer - Assistant Researcher at Waseda University, School of Science & Technology
• Architect at Hiroshi Hara & Atelier phi

Education

• Academie Beeldende Kunsten Maastricht
• Southbank University London
• Southbank University London

• Tokyo University, School of Science & Technology, Hiroshi Hara Laboratory

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Martin van der Linden’s Summary

van der Architects provides superior design services.

Martin van der Linden’s Specialties:

Architecture, Design, WorkVitamins.

Martin van der Linden’s Experience

• Adjunct Professor

  Tokyo University of Science

  (Educational Institution; Architecture & Planning industry)

  December 2006 — Present (3 years )

• Martin van der Linden, CEO

  van der Architects

  (Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Architecture & Planning industry)

  January 1999 — Present (10 years 11 months)

  Corporate Interior Design
  Workplace Strategy Consulting

• Lecturer - Assistant Researcher

  Waseda University, School of Science & Technology

  (Architecture & Planning industry)

  2000 — 2005 (5 years )

  Guest Lecturer Musashino Art Univerity 1996 - 2000
  Guest Lecturer United Nations Univeristy: 2003
  Assistant researcher Waseda University, School of Science & Technology: 2000-2001
  Lecturer: Waseda University, School of Science & Technology: 2000-2005

• Architect

  Hiroshi Hara & Atelier phi

  (Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Architecture & Planning industry)

  January 1992 — January 1993 (1 year 1 month)

  Design and construction drawings
  
  Projects: Kyoto Station, Umeda Interconnected Super-skycraper, Ose Middle School, After the Burst office & show room.

Martin van der Linden’s Education

• Academie Beeldende Kunsten Maastricht

  BSc , Industrial Design, Architecture, Interior Design , 1989 — 1992

• Southbank University London

  Post Graduate Diplome in Architecture , Architecture, Urban Design

• Southbank University London

  MSc , Engineering Product Design

• Tokyo University, School of Science & Technology, Hiroshi Hara Laboratory

  Architecture

  Projects:
  500Mx500Mx500M Cube: a conceptual city for a population of 100,000
  Future in furniture

Additional Information

Martin van der Linden’s Interests:

Architecture: Tokyo, Buckminster Fuller, Oscar Niemeyer, Superstudio, Minoru Takeyama, Wittgenstein, Alex de Rijke, David Adjaye, Alison & Peter Smithson, Art: Sol Lewitt, Carl Andre, Futurism, Banksy, Paul Insect, Takashi Murakami, John Cage, Marcel Duchamp Books: Merleau-Ponty, JL Borges, Marc Auge, Manfredo Tafuri, Funky Business, Danilo Kis, Lautreamont, Kafka, Italo Calvino, Marshal McLuhan, Jean Beaudrillard, Fredric Jameson, Abraham Maslow, Thomas Mann, Hugo Pratt, Milorad Pavic. Music: Joy Division, Architecture in Helsinki, The arcade fire, The legendary pinkdots, Hafler trio, Cabaret Voltaire, Bauhaus, the Fall, John Zorn, HNAS, Animal Collective, Wolf eyes, Factrix, Bourbonese Qualk, Av Ursin Movies: The Matrix, Jacques Tati, the Royal Tenenbaums, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, 2001, Solyaris, A Clockwork Orange, Der Untergang, Apocalypse Now, Fitzcarraldo, Christiane F, Pierrot Le Fou, Das Boot

Martin van der Linden’s Groups:

Advisory Board Member Journal of E-Working
Chairman NCCJ Membership Committee,
Member International Telework Foundation,
Member International Flexwork Forum,
Entrepreneur Association,
ACCJ,
Architects Institute of Japan,
Associate member AIA Japan,

•    The Dutch Connection
•    Speakers and Panelists
•    Friends of Japan / Nippon no Yuujin
•    Work Life Balance
•    eWorking - Exploring new ways of work (130+)
•    The American Institute of Architects
•    Entrepreneur Association of Tokyo
•    GoodPeople Japan

Martin van der Linden’s Honors:

1993,1994: Scholarship from the Dutch Foundation for Architecture
1995: Richard Davis Award for best student project, London, UK

Publications:
"The development of the office - The workplace, people & equipment" in Telework strategies for the new workforce, Tokyo 1999
"Tokio transitioneel: een andere visie op de werkomgeving" in Telewerken, Deventer 2000
"Een nieuwe ontwerpmethodologie", in Kantoor & efficiency Deventer 2000
"Transition" in eBusiness and workplace redesign, London 2002
"ofisukuukan no dezainapuroochi" in Shotenkenchiku, Tokyo 2004
"waakaa no motibeesion o takametukoso ofisudezain" in New Office Vol 173, Tokyo 2005

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