Stad × Ruimte

Cross-Section Thinking

Exhibition (2021)

Authors

Maurice Harteveld Urban Design - Architecture and the Built Environment

Contributors

R. Cavallo Theory, Territories & Transitions - Architecture and the Built Environment (other)

J.A. Kuijper Theory, Territories & Transitions - Architecture and the Built Environment (other)

A.M.R. van der Meij Theory, Territories & Transitions - Architecture and the Built Environment (other)

S. Steenbruggen Theory, Territories & Transitions - Architecture and the Built Environment (other)

V. Muñoz Sanz Urban Design - Architecture and the Built Environment (other)

R.J. van der Veen Teachers of Practice / U - Architecture and the Built Environment (other)

J.J. de Boer Projects (other)

T.A. Dillon Peynado Vereniging Deltametropool (Association Deltametropolis) (other)

Research Group

Theory, Territories & Transitions (Architecture and the Built Environment) (TU Delft)

Architecture Urban design Subsurface Multidisciplinary Underground Cross-section

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Published Date

01-10-2021

Language

Dutch

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Faculty

Architecture and the Built Environment

Department

Architecture

Research Group

Theory, Territories & Transitions

Abstract

How can the integral and multifunctional use of public space, subsurface, and buildings—within a densified urban environment—create space and value that contribute to an attractive and future-proof living environment?

International interdisciplinary students from Delft University of Technology have outlined various design solutions by tackling this question. Manifest in all cases are the spatial bottlenecks on the level of public space. The hybridization of the urban and architectural program requires a cross-section thinking. The six real-life cases the students studied on are the result of a Flemish-Dutch collaboration of the project Stad × Ruimte: Leuven, Amsterdam, Oostende, Maastricht, Mechelen en Rotterdam.

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