Bloemkoolwijken : analyse en perspectief / Martijn Ubink en Thijs van der Steeg ; fotografie, Raimond Wouda.

Main entry:

Ubink, Martijn.

Title & Author:

Bloemkoolwijken : analyse en perspectief / Martijn Ubink en Thijs van der Steeg ; fotografie, Raimond Wouda.

Publication:

Amsterdam : Uitgeverij SUN, 2011.

Description:

168 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 31 cm.

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.

Summary:

Twenty per cent of Dutch housing is situated in the cul-de-sacs (woonerfwijken) that were built all over the country between 1970 and 1985. They are also known as cauliflower neighbourhoods because the irregular street pattern is reminiscent of cauliflower florets. By now they are due for a major overhaul and the time has come to reflect on the future of these neighbourhoods. This book reveals that the spatial and programmatic challenges here have a distinctly different character from what has been conventional in urban renewal to date.

ISBN:

9789461051691
9461051697

Subject:

Cul-de-sac streets Netherlands.
City planning Netherlands.
Architecture Netherlands.
Urban renewal Netherlands.
Culs-de-sac Pays-Bas.
Architecture Pays-Bas.
Rénovation urbaine Pays-Bas.
Architecture.
City planning.
Cul-de-sac streets.
Urban renewal.
Netherlands.

Added entries:

Steeg, Thijs van der.
Wouda, Raimond, 1964-

Holdings:

Location: Library main 273544
Call No.: BIB 207197
Status: Available

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