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Designer of Matter - Maker of spaces
Matter Makers was born in Amsterdam on 01/01/2020. As an architecture and design studio, we work closely with our clients to transform their dreams and visions into reality, creating distinctive spaces and objects while prioritizing our planet's well-being.
At Matter Makers, we thrive in a diverse, collaborative environment, engaging with developers, architects, urban planners, landscape architects, entrepreneurs, designers, and makers. Our approach prioritizes sustainability, ensuring that our spaces and design are not only distinctive but also environmentally mindful.
We embrace beauty and tactility and try to lay multiple layers of use in each design. With an extensive knowledge in materials and innovation we are the go-to for everyone who wants to make something special and unique on the scale of a chair to a city block.
Antoine van Erp
Matter Makers is founded by Antoine van Erp on 01/01/2020. As an architect, designer and maker Antoine has over 15 years experience in designing and managing complex, innovative and international architecture projects. Before founding Matter Makers, he worked on price winning projects worldwide for Heatherwick Studio and UNStudio and Powerhouse Company.
Antoine holds a Master degree in Architecture and Urban cultures from the Technical University in Eindhoven and is a licensed architect in the Netherlands under the number 1.210913.003. He is professor at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco and teaches Master students in their pursue to become an Architect with the course Advanced Architectural design.
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"Have look at some of the projects Antoine was a part of as an architect, designer or maker in the last decade by clicking on the images below."