https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/1299 en-us The Dutch firm Cepezed Architects, founded in 1973, is known for its quick-assembly, on-site construction with factory-made elements. From 1999 until just recently, it occupied a glass and steel building it had designed that demonstrated the firm's commitment to a modernist method of fabrication. 

]]> 1508-cepezed-delft-the-netherlands.asp Sun, 16 Aug 2015 12:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/7356-cepezed Cepezed As it expanded, the architectural firm Cepezed decided to relocate to a 40,370-square-foot landmark complex of three neo'Dutch Renaissance brick structures in Delft.   Photo © Jannes Linders Cepezed The architects rebuilt the annex using glass and steel to provide additional meeting rooms.   Photo © Jannes Linders Cepezed The firm moved into the largest of the early 20th-century buildings, originally workshops for a technical university, where light Polonceau trusses are exposed in the dramatic 52-foot-high space.   Photo © Jannes Linders Cepezed Photo © Jannes Linders Cepezed Photo © Jannes Linders Cepezed Image courtesy Cepezed Architects Cepezed Image courtesy Cepezed Architects Cepezed Image courtesy Cepezed Architects Cepezed Image courtesy Cepezed Architects Cepezed Image courtesy Cepezed Architects Cepezed Image courtesy Cepezed Architects