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Amsterdam urban development, 1975-2025 / Maurits de Hoog.
Rotterdam : Nai010 publishers, [2025]
248 pages illustrations (chiefly color), maps 34 cm
"Urban planner Maurits de Hoog describes how Amsterdam has changed over the past 50 years, from an industrial port city in decline into a rapidly growing metropolis. Old districts are regenerated, former docklands are transformed into new residential areas, and the city is expanded with compact low- and high-rise developments. Meanwhile, Amsterdam's city centre is now a vibrant focal point with a concentration of culture, hospitality, and tourism together with new, innovative businesses. This testifies to the city's resilience but also introduces a variety of challenges. De Hoog looks at how urban development and spatial planning are responding to the turbo-charged growth."--Publisher information.
9789462089068 paperback
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Architecture Netherlands Amsterdam History 20th century.
Architecture Netherlands Amsterdam History 21st century.
City planning Netherlands Amsterdam History 20th century.
City planning Netherlands Amsterdam History 21st century.
Architecture Netherlands.
Architecture Pays-Bas.
Architecture Pays-Bas Amsterdam.
Taudis Élimination Pays-Bas Amsterdam.
Architecture/History - Contemporary (1945 -)
Architecture/Regional.
Architecture/Urban & Land Use Planning.
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