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17 de jul. de 2017 · This feels like a place that works, and its reception of the 2017 Mies van der Rohe Prize is both fitting and heartening. Bijlmermeer. Architect: NL Architects with XVW architectuur. Photographs: Stijn Brakkee, Stijn Poelstra. This piece is featured in the AR’s July/August 2017 Home issue – click here to purchase a copy.
Welcome to the Bijlmermeer, ‘Bijlmer’ for short or ‘the Bimmer’ for those in the know. This Amsterdam borough used to be synonymous with crime, drugs, unemployment and illegal immigrants. Many Dutch agreed that the Bijlmer was the first and only Dutch ghetto, the worst reputation a neighborhood can earn in Holland.
27 de nov. de 2010 · Bijlmermeer became known as a neighborhood with a high level of criminality, drugs abuse, unemployment and a congestion of poor families. In a report presented in july 2009, it seemed that only ...
1 de feb. de 2004 · Nowadays, the Bijlmermeer is in the limelight because of an integral, very radical solution. After thirty years of being the most impressive, expensive and largest example of modern housing it is now the most impressive, expensive and largest renewal area in the Netherlands. The Bijlmermeer probably is the most discussed area in the whole country.
30 de jun. de 2011 · Abstract. The most idealistic modern post-war housing area in the Netherlands is the Bijlmermeer high-rise district in Amsterdam's suburbs. However, the development quickly became a failure, leading to the eventual demolition of half of its 13 000 dwellings, only a generation after completion, becoming one of Europe's largest urban renewal areas.
27 de feb. de 2018 · Bijlmer (City of the Future, Part 1) The Bijlmermeer is noisy, thanks in part to planes constantly flying in and out of Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport nearby. And in the 1970s, many of those planes carried residents from Suriname, a small nation on the northern coast of South America. Suriname, and a handful of islands in the Caribbean, had ...
The Bijlmermeer, in Amsterdam, was built between 1965 and 1970. It is a high-rise housing estate, and provides a good example of to what Frampton was referring. By analysing. the genesis of this residential area we can try to suggest an answer to Frampton's question for the case of Amsterdam: how can this break in.
