Learning from Rotterdam : investigating the process of urban park design / edited by M.J. Vroom and J.H.A. Meeus.

Title & Author:

Learning from Rotterdam : investigating the process of urban park design / edited by M.J. Vroom and J.H.A. Meeus.

Publication:

London, England : Mansell ; New York : Nichols Pub., 1990.

Description:

173 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 22 x 31 cm.

Series:

An Alexandrine Press book

Notes:
Based on the Landscape Design Seminar held in Wageningen and Rotterdam, Sept. 1985, and organized by the Municipal Development Office of the City of Rotterdam and the Dept. of Landscape Architecutre of Wageningen Agricultural University.
Includes bibliographical references and index.

Resources:
Table of contents
Table of contents

ISBN:

0720118956 (UK)
9780720118957 (UK)
0893973327 (US)
9780893973322 (US)

Subject:

City planning Netherlands Rotterdam Congresses.
Urbanisme Pays-Bas Rotterdam Congrès.
UE/CE Etats membres.
Aménagement urbain.
City planning.
Grünplanung
Planung
Stadtpark
Stadsparken.
Pays-Bas.
Netherlands Rotterdam.
Rotterdam
Netherlands Rotterdam Parks Landscape design.

Form/genre:

Proceedings.
Conference papers and proceedings.

Added entries:

Vroom, M. J.
Meeus, J. H. A.
Rotterdam (Netherlands). Municipal Development Office.
Landbouwuniversiteit Wageningen. Department of Landscape Architecture.
Landscape Design Seminar (1985 : Wageningen, Netherlands, and Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Alexandrine Press book.

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Call No.: IDM; ID:90-B4188
Status: Available

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