Racing in vulnerable ecosystems as a way to save the environment! Not a joke – Extreme E racing series.
Yesterday I stumbled across a post of Nico Rosberg on Linkedin. There for former formula 1 world champion announced the
The Bijlmer was one of the great experiments of the 1970’s in the Netherlands. In the South-Eastern outskirts of Amsterdam a city of the future arose with all the ingredients of large scale modernist housing estates: grade separation of traffic flows, buildings in the green, modern modular housing blocks with a uniform appearance… After years of social and economic problems, the area developed an image as one of the worst places to live in the whole country an beyond.
In the meantime many things have changed. De Bijlmer in recent years saw a renaissance and has left its old image behind. Students of the Amsterdam Academy of Architecture worked on proposals how the area can further improve and become a showcase of climate adaptation while turning into a new centrality of the city.
I had the honour to take place on the table to discuss the findings of the students and my own insights into the potential of the Bijlmer.
The international new town day. organized by the International New Town Institute INTI was the first occasion to show this.
Yesterday I stumbled across a post of Nico Rosberg on Linkedin. There for former formula 1 world champion announced the
Laat ik bekennen, ik ben een liefhebber van Vlaamse hedendaagse architectuur. De culturele relevantie ervan werd 20 jaar geleden al
The World Urban Forum is holding its 13th session in Baku this week. Every time I travel to one of
In July this year, the online portal ‘common edge’ asked: “Does architecture have a “fake news” problem?” In their article
The current narrative of climate change is that of an
Learning and teaching in new world. Like many other schools,
In January 2020, ANP – the Dutch Press Office reported
Time and time again, after returning from Hong Kong, Tokyo,