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Entry: Monday, October 20, 2014
Title: Science Park: How to build a startup ecosystem in a university campus environment?
Submitted by:
Summer School Thinking City - Annet Jantien Smit, Jos Gadet, Burton Hamfelt
Country:
The Netherlands
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Public space
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Entry: Monday, October 20, 2014
Title: Navale Dockyard: How to maintain and develop a former naval dockyard?
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Summer School Thinking City - Nathan de Groot, Juha van t' Zelfde, Jerzy Gawronski, Radna Rumping
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The Netherlands
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Public space
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Entry: Monday, October 20, 2014
Title: Museum Het Schip: How can a former workingclass neighbourhood with architectural heritage improve its openness and connectedness to the world without getting gentrified?
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Summer School Thinking City - Arnold Reijndorp, Jacob van Rijs, Pepijn Bakker
Country:
The Netherlands
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Public space
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Entry: Monday, October 20, 2014
Title: I Bike Amsterdam: How can more bikes be possible in a car dominated infrastructure?
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Summer School Thinking City - Kamiel Klaasse, Olv Klijn, Eric Frijters, Bas Driesen
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The Netherlands
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Public space
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Entry: Monday, October 20, 2014
Title: Growing Green: How to fight obesity among the urban young?
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Summer School Thinking City - Janna Bystrykh, Han Wiskerke, Arnoud Verhoeff
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The Netherlands
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Public space
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Entry: Monday, October 20, 2014
Title: Club Trouw: How to develop a creative neighbourhood in a part of town that was cut in two by a Modernist highway?
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Summer School Thinking City - Lada Hrsak, Robert Kloosterman, Michiel van Iersel
Country:
The Netherlands
Category:
Public space
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Entry: Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Title: Structuralism
Submitted by:
Het Nieuwe Instituut
Country:
The Netherlands
Category:
Inspiration
In the autumn of 2014, the exhibition Structuralism opens in the big exhibition hall of Het Nieuwe Instituut. The exhibition focuses on Dutch Structuralism, a movement in architecture in the late '50s and early '60s that renounced the technocratic planning that characterised the post-war reconstruction of the country. Instead, its proponents asked space for the poetic and emotional aspects of architecture, in order to come to a truly dignified living environment.
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Entry: Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Title: Dick Raaijmakers en John Habraken: Open Vorm
Submitted by:
ArchiNed / Eric Vreedenburgh
Country:
The Netherlands
Category:
Inspiration
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Entry: Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Title: Les Salons Structuralistes
Submitted by:
Jaap Bakema Study Centre
Country:
The Netherlands
Category:
Critique
A series of weekly conversations, held in the Structuralism exhibition, between contemporaries, architects, critics, researchers, building occupants and building clients. The audience can also join in. See this website for programme updates and invited guests.
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Entry: Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Title: Summer School Thinking City 2014: The Dynamics of Making Amsterdam
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Summer School Thinking City
Country:
The Netherlands
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Inspiration
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