Collective Re-Use

A reinterpretation of the Portiek dwelling

Master thesis (2014)

Authors

Contributors

L. Spoormans (mentor)
W. Quist (mentor)
P. Graaff (mentor)
Programme
Transforming Housing Heritage (Architecture and the Built Environment) (TU Delft)
Copyright: © 2014 Hesselink S.
Cohousing Collective Ouderen Portiek Migrant workers Senior citizens Arbeidsmigranten Centraal wonen Collectief Alleenstaande ouders
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Published Date

03-07-2014

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Programme

Transforming Housing Heritage

Abstract

The portiek dwelling type is a very prevalent dwelling type in the Netherlands but most of the housing is considered 'vulnurable' because they are mostly small apartments in reconstruction neighborhoods. This project examines the portiek dwelling as a unit, rather than on the level of the individual apartment or block, and shows its potential as a receptacle for collective housing of disadvantaged target groups.