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A publication surveying the diversity of urban planning in Amsterdam since 1986 and placing these developments within a historical context. Projects examined through text and images include: the transformation of the former harbour area (Oostelijk Havengebied, Westerdokseiland), urban renewal projects (Bijlmermeer, Westerlijk Tuinsteden) and Amsterdam's larger scale(...)
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A publication surveying the diversity of urban planning in Amsterdam since 1986 and placing these developments within a historical context. Projects examined through text and images include: the transformation of the former harbour area (Oostelijk Havengebied, Westerdokseiland), urban renewal projects (Bijlmermeer, Westerlijk Tuinsteden) and Amsterdam's larger scale(...)
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Impact : urban planning in Amsterdam after 1986
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A publication surveying the diversity of urban planning in Amsterdam since 1986 and placing these developments within a historical context. Projects examined through text and images include: the transformation of the former harbour area (Oostelijk Havengebied, Westerdokseiland), urban renewal projects (Bijlmermeer, Westerlijk Tuinsteden) and Amsterdam's larger scale urban projects (Noord/Zuidlijn, Zuidas and IJburg).
Impact : urban planning in Amsterdam after 1986
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A publication surveying the diversity of urban planning in Amsterdam since 1986 and placing these developments within a historical context. Projects examined through text and images include: the transformation of the former harbour area (Oostelijk Havengebied, Westerdokseiland), urban renewal projects (Bijlmermeer, Westerlijk Tuinsteden) and Amsterdam's larger scale urban projects (Noord/Zuidlijn, Zuidas and IJburg).
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May 2005, Amsterdam
May 2005, Amsterdam
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Urban Theory
Urban Theory
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"Amsterdam architecture 2000-2002" presents an overview of the most recent architecture in Amsterdam. The projects, which range from large residential buildings, office complexes and shopping centres on the edge of the city to cinemas, bridges, a petrol station, a floating bicycle shelter and a temple in the city centre, are documented by means of photographs and texts.
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"Amsterdam architecture 2000-2002" presents an overview of the most recent architecture in Amsterdam. The projects, which range from large residential buildings, office complexes and shopping centres on the edge of the city to cinemas, bridges, a petrol station, a floating bicycle shelter and a temple in the city centre, are documented by means of photographs and texts.
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Amsterdamse architectuur 2000-2002 Amsterdam architecture
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"Amsterdam architecture 2000-2002" presents an overview of the most recent architecture in Amsterdam. The projects, which range from large residential buildings, office complexes and shopping centres on the edge of the city to cinemas, bridges, a petrol station, a floating bicycle shelter and a temple in the city centre, are documented by means of photographs and texts.
Amsterdamse architectuur 2000-2002 Amsterdam architecture
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"Amsterdam architecture 2000-2002" presents an overview of the most recent architecture in Amsterdam. The projects, which range from large residential buildings, office complexes and shopping centres on the edge of the city to cinemas, bridges, a petrol station, a floating bicycle shelter and a temple in the city centre, are documented by means of photographs and texts.
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January 1900, Amsterdam
January 1900, Amsterdam
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The new ARCAM POCKET, Amsterdam Architecture 2003-06 gives an overview of the projects built in Amsterdam in the period 2003-2006. A jury, comprising development adviser Eric Amory, architect Madeleine Maaskant and architectural theorist Roemer van Toorn, visited all of the buildings realized in this period and has selected 38. Successful insertion projects in existing(...)
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The new ARCAM POCKET, Amsterdam Architecture 2003-06 gives an overview of the projects built in Amsterdam in the period 2003-2006. A jury, comprising development adviser Eric Amory, architect Madeleine Maaskant and architectural theorist Roemer van Toorn, visited all of the buildings realized in this period and has selected 38. Successful insertion projects in existing(...)
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Amsterdam architecture, 2003-2006
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The new ARCAM POCKET, Amsterdam Architecture 2003-06 gives an overview of the projects built in Amsterdam in the period 2003-2006. A jury, comprising development adviser Eric Amory, architect Madeleine Maaskant and architectural theorist Roemer van Toorn, visited all of the buildings realized in this period and has selected 38. Successful insertion projects in existing urban areas such as the nineteenth-century ring, the Westelijke Tuinsteden (western garden suburbs), the Bijlmer and North Amsterdam alternate with projects in new urban areas such as IJburg, the Zuidas (South Axis) and Oostelijke Handelskade. What is striking is the diversity of the projects, ranging from the bridge Nesciobrug (Wilkinson Eyre) to IJburg, the new head office of DWR (Architectuurstudio Hertzberger), the Finish House near Bosbaan (Mecanoo) and the operating station Westerkeersluis (LUX Architecten), to housing complexes by well-known firms such as FARO Architekten, Claus en Kaan Architects, De Architekten Cie. and UN Studio. But also projects by Dedato, Evelo Vandenberg and Jef Reintjens. In an introduction, Roemer van Toorn describes what struck the jury during its tour of Amsterdam's latest buildings: the introverted residential environments, neo-historicism, gadget architecture, monumentality and the return of the urban block. The book contains a handy map and route descriptions for those who wish to go and judge the projects for themselves.
Amsterdam architecture, 2003-2006
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The new ARCAM POCKET, Amsterdam Architecture 2003-06 gives an overview of the projects built in Amsterdam in the period 2003-2006. A jury, comprising development adviser Eric Amory, architect Madeleine Maaskant and architectural theorist Roemer van Toorn, visited all of the buildings realized in this period and has selected 38. Successful insertion projects in existing urban areas such as the nineteenth-century ring, the Westelijke Tuinsteden (western garden suburbs), the Bijlmer and North Amsterdam alternate with projects in new urban areas such as IJburg, the Zuidas (South Axis) and Oostelijke Handelskade. What is striking is the diversity of the projects, ranging from the bridge Nesciobrug (Wilkinson Eyre) to IJburg, the new head office of DWR (Architectuurstudio Hertzberger), the Finish House near Bosbaan (Mecanoo) and the operating station Westerkeersluis (LUX Architecten), to housing complexes by well-known firms such as FARO Architekten, Claus en Kaan Architects, De Architekten Cie. and UN Studio. But also projects by Dedato, Evelo Vandenberg and Jef Reintjens. In an introduction, Roemer van Toorn describes what struck the jury during its tour of Amsterdam's latest buildings: the introverted residential environments, neo-historicism, gadget architecture, monumentality and the return of the urban block. The book contains a handy map and route descriptions for those who wish to go and judge the projects for themselves.
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April 2006, Amsterdam
April 2006, Amsterdam
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City Guides
City Guides
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"Dutch architects in booming China" presents more than 80 projects (also on show in the exhibition of the same name) which are lavishly illustrated and described in detail. Together, they present a fascinating and unique picture of Dutch design energy for China. Among them are: the State Television in Beijing (Rem Koolhaas, OMA), Guang Dong Museum in Guangzhou (UN(...)
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"Dutch architects in booming China" presents more than 80 projects (also on show in the exhibition of the same name) which are lavishly illustrated and described in detail. Together, they present a fascinating and unique picture of Dutch design energy for China. Among them are: the State Television in Beijing (Rem Koolhaas, OMA), Guang Dong Museum in Guangzhou (UN(...)
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Contemporary Asian Architecture
Contemporary Asian Architecture
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December 2005, Amsterdam
December 2005, Amsterdam
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Dutch architects in booming China
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"Dutch architects in booming China" presents more than 80 projects (also on show in the exhibition of the same name) which are lavishly illustrated and described in detail. Together, they present a fascinating and unique picture of Dutch design energy for China. Among them are: the State Television in Beijing (Rem Koolhaas, OMA), Guang Dong Museum in Guangzhou (UN Studio), Sleeping Dragon in Hong Kong (Atelier Dutch), Xintian International Kindergarten (NEXT Architects) and Guo Tai Bridge in Tianjin (Verburg Hoogendijk Architecten). The projects are accompanied by four essays, written by China experts. The regional planner Ton Kreukels describes the history of urban development in China. The Shanghai-based architect Kok-Meng Tan discusses Chinese architecture and urbanism at the present moment and takes a look behind the scenes of Chinese architectural practice. Marlies Buurman records the experiences of the more than thirty Dutch offices working in China, and Maarten Kloos gives an introduction to the projects by Dutch architects who are working worldwide.
Dutch architects in booming China
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"Dutch architects in booming China" presents more than 80 projects (also on show in the exhibition of the same name) which are lavishly illustrated and described in detail. Together, they present a fascinating and unique picture of Dutch design energy for China. Among them are: the State Television in Beijing (Rem Koolhaas, OMA), Guang Dong Museum in Guangzhou (UN Studio), Sleeping Dragon in Hong Kong (Atelier Dutch), Xintian International Kindergarten (NEXT Architects) and Guo Tai Bridge in Tianjin (Verburg Hoogendijk Architecten). The projects are accompanied by four essays, written by China experts. The regional planner Ton Kreukels describes the history of urban development in China. The Shanghai-based architect Kok-Meng Tan discusses Chinese architecture and urbanism at the present moment and takes a look behind the scenes of Chinese architectural practice. Marlies Buurman records the experiences of the more than thirty Dutch offices working in China, and Maarten Kloos gives an introduction to the projects by Dutch architects who are working worldwide.
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December 2005, Amsterdam
December 2005, Amsterdam
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Contemporary Asian Architecture
Contemporary Asian Architecture
