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L.G.A.J. Reinders

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Doing architecture is an act of bricolage. New things take shape out of the existing. The architect makes do with the materials at hand. Accidents happen, incidents occur, circumstances meet. The site-specific nature of the architectural project opens up questions on how to work w ...
Dutch New Towns are in-between old and new. They are not yet recognized as cultural heritage. At the same time, they are passing through major transformations. Research is therefore necessary to document and assess them, to inform stakeholders and prevent later regrets for disreg ...

Ageing homes

Visual anthropology and the architecture of elderly care

Ageing homes

Visual anthropology and the architecture of elderly care

An ageing society has severe implications for the organization of care and residential housing. Existing housing designs as well as public spaces generally are not well equipped for accommodating growing numbers of elderly. The demographic transition to an ageing society runs par ...
Reflections on the history and current situation of Coney Island with a specific interest in the public and collective spaces of the Island. @en