De vloeibare stad / Willem Hartman.

Main entry:

Hartman, Wim (Willem)

Title & Author:

De vloeibare stad / Willem Hartman.

Publication:

Amsterdam : Architectura & Natura Pers, 2007.

Description:

245 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 239-242).

Summary:

"The Fluid City stems from the author's many years of experience as an urban developer and urban planner in Amsterdam and Chicago. The experience resulted in a reformulation of the spatial statement and the role of current environmental disciplines. This no longer concerns finding efficient and affordable solutions for a scarcity of space, but the necessity to provide the unbridled spatial production and accompanying abundance of spaces with meaning and legitimacy."--Publisher description.

ISBN:

9789076863399
9076863393

Subject:

City planning Illinois Chicago.
City planning Netherlands Amsterdam.
Space (Architecture) Netherlands Amsterdam.
Space (Architecture) Illinois Chicago.
Architecture Environmental aspects Illinois Chicago.
Architecture Environmental aspects Netherlands Amsterdam.
Espace (Architecture) Pays-Bas Amsterdam.
Espace (Architecture) Illinois Chicago.
Architecture Aspect de l'environnement Illinois Chicago.
Architecture Aspect de l'environnement Pays-Bas Amsterdam.
Architecture Environmental aspects.
City planning.
Space (Architecture)
Illinois Chicago.
Netherlands Amsterdam.
Urban planning United States Illinois Chicago.
Urban planning Netherlands Amsterdam.
Space Illinois Chicago.
Space Netherlands Amsterdam.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 278564
Call No.: BIB 214148
Status: Available

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