Renewed boezem

(re)vitalizing the boezem-system in the Randstad as the multifunctional backbone of the landscape

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Urbansim (Architecture and the Built Environment) (TU Delft)
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01-11-2011

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Conference International Water Week, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1 November 2011

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Architecture and The Built Environment

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Urbansim

Abstract

Poster presentation. The authors will argue that the boezem-system, the main water drainage system of the Dutch polder landscape has lost its prominent spatial role and its explicit form. The depravation of function has led to a disconnection between the boezem-system, the polder landscape and the urbanization. The necessary alteration of the water system demands, among other functions, water storage. The renewed boezem- system could become again the structuring element in the lowlands.

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