Многоэтажные дома шестидесятых в Голландии

Title

Многоэтажные дома шестидесятых в Голландии: успех и неудача

 Author

van der Hoeven, F.D. (TU Delft 100% Research; TU Delft Urban Design) ORCID 0000-0001-9308-0828

 Date

2020

 Abstract

During the 1960s, radical ideas emerged in Dutch urban planning. For the first time, the two major cities in the Netherlands engaged in building high-rise residential districts. If we understand this period as an experiment, then the cities of Amsterdam and Rotterdam produced opposite but exciting results. The uncompromising Amsterdam Bijlmermeer district grows into a problem area of national proportions. The more moderate Rotterdam Ommoord district, however, will be doing just fine. This article places the initial urban design features of those districts side-by-side for comparison. It provides insights into which design solutions work and which doesn't.

 Subject

Bijlmer
Bijlmermeer
Ommoord
high-rise
honeycomb
urban fabric
access-balcony flat
galerijflat
Siegfried Nassuth
Lotte Stam-Beese
flatgebouw

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 ISSN

2307-4485

 Source

Project Baikal, 17 (66), 149-156

 Part of collection

Institutional Repository

 Document type

journal article

 Rights

© 2020 F.D. van der Hoeven
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