Building in the 1990s : working together on new challengesThe fascination of high-rise buildingsApproach after approachArchitecture is not a welfare toolBickerseiland: place of pilgrimage for the true city dwellerArchitecture must stayBPF construction in the breach for qualityBreda awakens from long hibernationBrokx talks to Koolhaas Not sticking to fiction of green heartCommunication success factor in urban renewal projectsThe new presidentEindhoven says goodbye to concentric cityBraising for a momentOperating transferia unprofitable for nowGolfing in the Rijk van NijmegenGroningen and the paradox of the leftist driverHobbyismHigh-rise buildings in the NetherlandsMaastricht struggles with own successMultiple assignment Mercator SquareTo improve a building, you have to start with environmentOld and new intertwinedTalk to an architectRem Koolhaas : 'Congestion more interesting to me than high-rise buildings'Return to the home as a workplaceTilburg wants to become the cleanest againTwo designers on architecture for the anonymous (?) manUtrecht-city opts for the street againFrom square meters to qualitative metersFifty years of villages in IJsselmeer poldersWaiting for high-rise buildingsWilhelminahofHousing revolution in Amsterdam
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