Exploring urban futures = Onderzoek naar de stad van morgen : IABR International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam / copy-editing: Billy Nolan.

Title & Author:

Exploring urban futures = Onderzoek naar de stad van morgen : IABR International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam / copy-editing: Billy Nolan.

Publication:

Rotterdam, NL : Internationale Architectuur Biennale Rotterdam, [2009]

Description:

27 pages, 14 unnumbered pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm

Notes:
Cover title.
Exhibition program of "Open City: Designing Coesixtence" curated by Kees Christiaanse as part of the 4th International Architecture Biennale held in Rotterdam (Netherlands), September 24, 2009 - January 10, 2010.
Parallel text in English and Dutch.

Subject:

International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (2nd : 2005 : Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Open spaces Netherlands Exhibitions.
Sociology, Urban Netherlands Exhibitions.
City planning Exhibitions Social aspects Netherlands.
Urbanisme Pays-Bas Expositions.
Espaces verts Pays-Bas Expositions.
Architecture et société Pays-Bas Expositions.
Sociologie urbaine Pays-Bas Expositions.
Open spaces
City planning Social aspects
Sociology, Urban
Architecture and society

Form/genre:

souvenir programs.
Exhibition catalogs

Added entries:

Nolan, Billy, editor.
Christiaanse, Kees, curator.
International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (4th : 2009 : Rotterdam, Netherlands)

Onderzoek naar de stad van morgen

Holdings:

Location: Library main 317124
Call No.: 317124
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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