The New Dutch Waterline

Title

The New Dutch Waterline

 Author

Verschuure, G.A.

Faculty

Architecture and The Built Environment

 Department

Urbanism

 Date

2015-10-01

 Abstract

Nowadays, heritage is shifting towards a more structural approach, focusing on the urban landscape in which the intangible or the narrative of the place is used more often. The New Dutch Waterline is an example of this changing focus. This national transformation process (1999-now) led to high profile architectural and landscape architectural designs. But do we really experience a historic line in the landscape? And how is the narrative emphasised? For two years, MSc 2 landscape architecture students worked on this through a narrative- and structuredriven approach to urban landscape heritage. This contribution will research the immaterial aspects which were used by the students and try to identify different types of stories being used.

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 Publisher

Polis, Podium voor Stedebouwkunde

 ISSN

1387-3679

 Source

Atlantis, 26 (1), 2015

 Part of collection

Institutional Repository

 Document type

journal article

 Rights

(c) 2015 Verschuure, G.A.
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