Necessarily Eurometropolitan / edited by Salomon Frausto.

Title & Author:

Necessarily Eurometropolitan / edited by Salomon Frausto.

Edition:

First edition

Publication:

[Delft] : The Berlage Center for Advanced Studies in Architecture and Urban Design, [2018]

Description:

207 pages : illustrations (some color), plans ; 19 cm + 1 map on 1 sheet (48 x 34 cm folded to 13 x 18 cm)

Notes:
Accompanied by map of the Eurometropolis

Summary:

"Eight architectural projects on the borders between Belgium and France, productivity and the picturesque"-- Publisher's band
"'Necessarily Eurometropolitan' is a book in a series of publications related to Bare Necessities, a program examining the origins, innovations and legacy of architectural modernism in order to address present-day urgencies in the built environment. It was published on the occasion of the graduation of Berlage Generation 27"-- Verso of title page

ISBN:

9789461868923
9461868928

Subject:

Berlage Center for Advanced Studies in Architecture and Urban Design
Architecture France Designs and plans.
Architecture Belgium Designs and plans.
Architecture France Dessins et plans.
Architecture Belgique Dessins et plans.
Eurométropole Lille - Kortrijk - Tournai
Student projects Netherlands Delft 2010-2020.

Form/genre:

maps (documents)

Added entries:

Frausto, Salomon, editor
Berlage Center for Advanced Studies in Architecture and Urban Design, issuing body

Holdings:

Location: Library main 322020
Call No.: 322020
Copy: 1 volume
Status: Available

Location: Library main 322020-1
Call No.: 322020
Copy: 1 map
Notes: Accompanying material
Status: Available

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