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Het idee van de functionele stad : een lezing met lichtbeelden 1928 / C. van Eesteren ; met een inleiding van Vincent van Rossem = The idea of the functional city : a lecture with slides 1928 / C. van Eesteren ; with an introduction by Vincent van Rossem.
Main entry:

Eesteren, Cornelis van, 1897-1988.

Title & Author:

Het idee van de functionele stad : een lezing met lichtbeelden 1928 / C. van Eesteren ; met een inleiding van Vincent van Rossem = The idea of the functional city : a lecture with slides 1928 / C. van Eesteren ; with an introduction by Vincent van Rossem.

Publication:

Rotterdam : NAi ; Den Haag : EFL Publications ; New York : Avaiable in North, South and South America through D.A.P./Distributed Art Publishers, ©1997.

Description:

160 pages : illustrations, maps ; 25 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction -- A lecture with slides -- Introduction -- Traffic -- Recreation -- Decentralization -- An urban detail -- Regional planning.
Also issued online.
Dutch and English.
Dust jacket.
Summary:

"To many people, the idea of the functional city lost its former appeal after the seventies. There were good reasons for that, but the functional city is not something that will go away. To contemporary eyes, historic cities possess an enchanting and innocent beauty, but once they were fully functioning centres of craft and trade. Habitation, work and traffic are still the dominant factors in the structure of a city. The modern city is marked however by an unprecedented enlargement of scale. The idea of the functional city stems from the problems associated with this phenomenon. C. van Eesteren was no utopian, nor was he an architectural messiah. His lecture on the idea of the functional city in January 1928 was a down-to-earth appraisal of new design tasks that had so far been completely ignored. Now that the idea of the functional city is on the agenda again, it is interesting to examine why the pioneers of functionalism broke with the historicizing practices of their predecessors. Perhaps the choice they made was too radical. This book reconstructs the historic moment of that choice"--Bookjacket.

ISBN:

9056620568
9789056620561

Subject:

Eesteren, Cornelis van, 1897-1988 Schriften.
Eesteren, Cornelis van, 1897-1988.
City planning.
Städtebau
Stadsplanning.
Stedenbouw.
Niederlande Städtebau Architekturtheorie Geschichte 1928.
Dutch Architects.
Dutch Urban planners.
Urban planning Netherlands Amsterdam 1920-1930.
Urban planning Germany Berlin 1920-1930.

Form/genre:

Lectures.

Added entries:

Rossem, Vincent van.

Idea of the functional city

Holdings:

Location: Library main 197158
Call No.: ID NA44.E262.A35; ID:98-B681
Status: Available

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