Cattoor, Bieke.
Figures, infrastructures : an atlas of roads and railways / Bieke Cattoor, Bruno De Meulder ; [translation, Peter Mason ; photography, Tim Borremans ; editor, Lucy Klaassen].
Amsterdam : SUN, ©2011.
174 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), maps (chiefly color) ; 35 cm
This cartographic book shows the impact of infrastructure on the development of a region in a unique way. The cartography proves to be a valuable instrument for urban research. Bieke Cattoor dissected the transport networks, roads and railways of the Kortrijk region in Belgium and filled them in with historical and topical information. The various elements in an infrastructural network turned out to be constantly evolving and to influence one another in the process. Moreover, roads and railways proved to form patterns and to lead to nodes. This book presents a new method of dissecting the infrastructural network in a simple manner and at the same time revealing its complexity. This method can be deployed in urban research to chart the layered structure of the landscape.
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Roads Belgium History Atlases.
Railroads Belgium History Atlases.
Land use Belgium History.
Utilisation du sol Belgique Histoire.
Land use
Railroads
Roads
Belgium
Atlases.
atlases.
Scientific atlases
History
Atlas.
Meulder, Bruno de, 1960-
Klaassen, Lucy.
Location: Library main m 274179
Call No.: BIB 207956
Status: Available
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