Urbanism - Fundamentals and Prospects
Meyer, Han
Urbanism - Fundamentals and Prospects - Amsterdam Boom Uitgevers 2020 - 512p.
Part I: The design of the urban ground plan p.10, 1. The urban ground plan as the city’s ‘musical score’ p.13, 2. The urban ground plan and society p.19, 3. The urban ground plan and the territory p.43, 4. The composition of the urban ground plan p. 61, 5. A typology of urban ground plans p.73, The urban ground plan as an urbanised landscape p.74, The orthogonal urban ground plan p.82, The monumental urban ground plan p.94, The picturesque and scenic urban ground plans p.98, The modern, functional urban ground plan p.104, The layered or composite urban ground plan p.112, Intermezzos I and II: A new urban ground plan for Kop van Zuid in Rotterdam and Westelijke Tuinsteden in Amsterdam p.116, I. Kop van Zuid in Rotterdam p.119, II. Westelijike Tuinsteden in Amsterdam p.131, Part II: The design of public space p.142, 6. The design task for public space p.145, 7. The systems of public space p.163, The urban green system p.164, The urban water system p.170, The urban traffic system p.176, The systems of cables and pipelines p.182, 8. Layout and material use in public space p.193, 9. A typology of public space p.207, The street p.210, The square and the place p.216, The lane p.222, The boulevard and the avenue p.228, The passage p.234, The gracht canal p.240, The singel canal p.246, The dyke p.252, The park p.258, The common field p.264, The urban motorway p.270 Intermezzos III and IV: Design of public space in the centre of the Hague and in Rotterdam West p.276, III. The Hague – De Kern Gezond p.279, IV. Rotterdam West p.289, Part III: Building regulations p.302, 10. Urban design and building regulations p.305, 11. Elements of building regulations p.311, Parcelling and building p.314, Density p.320, The transition from public to private p.328, Streetscape and cityscape p.332, 12. Tools for building regulations p.341, 13. From rural settlement to city centre: eight exercises in the grammar of the urban fabric p.361, Rural settlements: Gees and De Rijp p.362, Suburban residential districts: Vreewijk (Rotterdam) and Ypenburg ( The Hague) p.368, Urban residential districts: Heemraadssingel (Rotterdam) and vailantlaan (The Hague) p.374, City centres: Oude Boteringestraat (Groningen
and Weena (Rotterdam) p.380, Intermezzos V and V: Building regulations in Leidsche Rijn (Utrecht) and the railway zone in Delft p.386, V. Leidsche Rijn (Utrecht) p.389, VI. Railway zone (Delft) p.399, Part IV: The programme and utilisation of the city p.408, 14. Changes in cities and society p.411, 15. Spatial tasks in the urban landscape of the twenty-first century p.431, Territory: towards the sustainable treatment of nature and the environment p.434, Networks: mobility and accessibility p.440, Urban patterns: diversity and mixing of functions p.446, Designing regional coherence p.466, 16. Urban design and research in the twenty - first century p.475
9789024425709
Urban Design
711 / MEY
Urbanism - Fundamentals and Prospects - Amsterdam Boom Uitgevers 2020 - 512p.
Part I: The design of the urban ground plan p.10, 1. The urban ground plan as the city’s ‘musical score’ p.13, 2. The urban ground plan and society p.19, 3. The urban ground plan and the territory p.43, 4. The composition of the urban ground plan p. 61, 5. A typology of urban ground plans p.73, The urban ground plan as an urbanised landscape p.74, The orthogonal urban ground plan p.82, The monumental urban ground plan p.94, The picturesque and scenic urban ground plans p.98, The modern, functional urban ground plan p.104, The layered or composite urban ground plan p.112, Intermezzos I and II: A new urban ground plan for Kop van Zuid in Rotterdam and Westelijke Tuinsteden in Amsterdam p.116, I. Kop van Zuid in Rotterdam p.119, II. Westelijike Tuinsteden in Amsterdam p.131, Part II: The design of public space p.142, 6. The design task for public space p.145, 7. The systems of public space p.163, The urban green system p.164, The urban water system p.170, The urban traffic system p.176, The systems of cables and pipelines p.182, 8. Layout and material use in public space p.193, 9. A typology of public space p.207, The street p.210, The square and the place p.216, The lane p.222, The boulevard and the avenue p.228, The passage p.234, The gracht canal p.240, The singel canal p.246, The dyke p.252, The park p.258, The common field p.264, The urban motorway p.270 Intermezzos III and IV: Design of public space in the centre of the Hague and in Rotterdam West p.276, III. The Hague – De Kern Gezond p.279, IV. Rotterdam West p.289, Part III: Building regulations p.302, 10. Urban design and building regulations p.305, 11. Elements of building regulations p.311, Parcelling and building p.314, Density p.320, The transition from public to private p.328, Streetscape and cityscape p.332, 12. Tools for building regulations p.341, 13. From rural settlement to city centre: eight exercises in the grammar of the urban fabric p.361, Rural settlements: Gees and De Rijp p.362, Suburban residential districts: Vreewijk (Rotterdam) and Ypenburg ( The Hague) p.368, Urban residential districts: Heemraadssingel (Rotterdam) and vailantlaan (The Hague) p.374, City centres: Oude Boteringestraat (Groningen
and Weena (Rotterdam) p.380, Intermezzos V and V: Building regulations in Leidsche Rijn (Utrecht) and the railway zone in Delft p.386, V. Leidsche Rijn (Utrecht) p.389, VI. Railway zone (Delft) p.399, Part IV: The programme and utilisation of the city p.408, 14. Changes in cities and society p.411, 15. Spatial tasks in the urban landscape of the twenty-first century p.431, Territory: towards the sustainable treatment of nature and the environment p.434, Networks: mobility and accessibility p.440, Urban patterns: diversity and mixing of functions p.446, Designing regional coherence p.466, 16. Urban design and research in the twenty - first century p.475
9789024425709
Urban Design
711 / MEY