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Casi toda la población era de «principiantes» en el mercado de vivienda holandés, ya sea por juventud en el caso de emancipación de jóvenes (con un alto porcentaje inicial de población gay, que en la década de 1970 recibían más ayudas sociales para la vivienda), o por la masiva llegada de inmigrantes, principalmente por la descolonización de Surinam en 1975 y el posterior golpe ...
20 de feb. de 2018 · When it was over, no one would ever try it again. Pi de Bruijn was an architect in Amsterdam who, as a young man, was hired to help plan the Bijlmermeer. The utopian ideals of the project captured de Bruijn’s attention for seven years, as he worked as part of a team headed by an architect named Siegfried Nassuth.
The project for the Bijlmermeer consists of a proposal for the renovation of the urban pattern of a grid, a truly modern extension for social housing, in the southeast of Amsterdam. When we started the project it had become fashionable to have an apocalyptic view of the Bijlmermeer and even on the highest levels of decision making, the demolition of important parts of the scheme was considered ...
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 ...
9 de jul. de 2023 · July 9, 2023. The Bijlmermeer, or The Bijlmer as it’s usually referred to, is a high-rise residential area to the South East of Amsterdam. It was to be the suburban pearl of the city. Its apartments were extremely spacious, with lots of windows, lots of light, set in park-like surroundings. Everyone’s dream house.
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.
10 de mar. de 2018 · One attempt at answering came in the form of a spectacular modernist proposal outside of Amsterdam called the Bijlmermeer. And, as a new two-part episode by 99% Invisible reveals, it failed ...
