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The file concerning the Bijlmermeer was not acquired following Nassuth's death in 2005; it may have been lost. In 1938, the Amsterdam City Council drew up a plan for the expansion of the city. The population was growing exponentially, and Bijlmermeer was seen as a potential location for new housing.
16 de oct. de 2016 · Aquí nos gustaría mostrarte una descripción, pero el sitio web que estás mirando no lo permite.
Other articles where Bijlmermeer is discussed: Amsterdam: City development: …south, and, in the 1970s, Bijlmermeer in the southeast. Bijlmermeer was the ultimate in modernist utopian urban planning, with bicycle paths, playgrounds, and high-rises built along the city’s new metro line. However, it was not a success and was later partly demolished and redeveloped in a mix of building styles…
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.
13 de nov. de 2018 · An urban housing project designed in the late 1960s around the same idealistic principles as Erno Goldfinger’s Brutalist utopias in west London, the Bijlmer (official name: Bijlmermeer ...
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.
Invisible Amsterdam: The Bijlmermeer. Welcome to our interactive journey through one of the best known, yet at the same time one of the least known, areas in Amsterdam.
