Spaarndammerhart : a story of the city / Korth Tielens Architecten, Marcel Lok_Architect, DS landschapsarchitecten, Martijn Sanberg ; edited by Hans Ibelings.

Title & Author:

Spaarndammerhart : a story of the city / Korth Tielens Architecten, Marcel Lok_Architect, DS landschapsarchitecten, Martijn Sanberg ; edited by Hans Ibelings.

Publication:

Amsterdam : The Architecture Observer, [2023]
©2023

Description:

110 pages, 32 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (chiefly color), plans ; 30 cm

Summary:

The Spaarndammerhart in Amsterdam was designed in a collaboration between architectural firms Korth Tielens and Marcel Lok_Architect, visual artist Martijn Sandberg, and DS Landschapsarchitecten. Photography by Max Hart Nibbrig, Dennis De Smet, and Raimond Wouda (who captured the life of and in the Spaarndammerhart especially for this book), and texts by Fred Feddes, Hans Ibelings, Vincent Kompier, and Hannah Schubert provide a versatile picture of this now multi-award winning housing complex in which architecture, art, courtyard, gardens and street are conceived as a coherent whole.

ISBN:

9789492058171 (cloth)
9492058170

Subject:

Sandberg, Martijn, 1967-
Korth Tielens Architecten.
Marcel Lok_Architect.
DS landschapsarchitecten.
Architecture, Domestic Netherlands Amsterdam.
Architecture, Domestic Designs and plans.
Building, Brick.
Architecture, Modern Designs and plans.
Architecture, Dutch.
Amsterdam (Netherlands) Buildings, structures, etc.
Netherlands Amsterdam.

Added entries:

Sandberg, Martijn, 1967-
Ibelings, Hans, editor.
Korth Tielens Architecten.
Marcel Lok_Architect.
DS landschapsarchitecten.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 318000
Call No.: 318000
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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