De Nederlandse fiets = The Dutch bike / Zahid Sardar.

Main entry:

Sardar, Zahid.

Title & Author:

De Nederlandse fiets = The Dutch bike / Zahid Sardar.

Publication:

Rotterdam : Nai010 uitgevers, [2012]

Description:

149 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 19 cm.

Series:

Premsela design stories ; 3

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (page 146).
Text in Dutch and English.

Summary:

Universally accessible to young and old as well as the poorest and the most wealthy (including the Dutch royal family) the Dutch bike is as quintessentially Dutch as tulips and windmills, but it has also found a place in the urban scenes of major cities throughout the world. And the bicycle is changing. Professional racers and conceptual creators are putting avant-garde Dutch bike concepts to the test. Such designers are pushing the notion of a bike as an indispensible extension of the user's style. They are also preparing for a time when bicycles will outnumber cars, experimenting fearlessly with new materials and new sustainable, ecologically sound forms, and devising manufacturing techniques close to home to truly liberate the Dutch bike.

ISBN:

9789462080201 (pbk.)
9462080208 (pbk.)

Subject:

Bicycles Netherlands Design and construction History.
Bicycles Design and construction History.
Bicycles Design and construction.
Fahrrad
Design
Netherlands.
Holland.

Form/genre:

History.

Added entries:

Premsela design stories ; 3.

Dutch bike

Holdings:

Location: Library main 285776
Call No.: BIB 225662
Status: Available

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