In the light of dayVision of the structural designer : lectures given at the retirement of Prof. D. DickeLiving with prosperityColorful architectureTop-down and bottom-up planningLecture delivered by Prof. Ir. B.H.H. Zweers on October 15, 1965, on the occasion of his retirement as professor of architecture (utility construction) at the Departments of Architecture and of Civil Engineering of the Delft University of TechnologyThe working man in the labor systemOn the built environment and the limits of professional practice : farewell lecture, given on Friday, June 13, 1975 at TH EindhovenMice behind the wallpaper : speech delivered at the resignation of the office of ordinary professor of building design at the Faculty of Architecture of Delft University of TechnologyThe enchantment of images : farewell speech on December 16, 1988From knowledge source to knowledge needOn designs and other mattersA route through the urban landscapeBeautiful NetherlandsNeo-Platonism in architectureForm and content : shapes in woodNineteenth-century storefronts in western citiesThe landscape our garden?Tradition and top hit : housing design 40 years differentGods and their commandments versus humans and their desiresRelationship tusen architect and constructor : constructing in precast concretePlanning problems in North BrabantPlanology in Rijnmond : lectures on the occasion of the retirement of ir. J.C.H. Drost as head of the spatial planning and public housing department of the Rijnmond public bodyThe art of the engineer : & the responsibility of the architect with a face on Delft in betweenNurturing the city : the profession, the service, the cityArchitecture and hospitality : farewell lecture delivered on May 27, 2005 at Eindhoven University of TechnologyLimits to art : freedom of expression in relation to other fundamental rightsSurely not another culture memorandum? ten pamphlets at the farewell of Thea van den Bergh as head of Art & Culture Amsterdam January 23, 2006Design and methods of transmission = design and methods of presentationThe farewell lecture of prof.ir. Jacob F. Klinkhamer b.i.