Rotterdam : architectural guide. / txt
Series An architectural guide. RotterdamDOM PUB : Berlin, 2021Descripción: 287p. ill. ; photo.; maps ; col. ; 25 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 9783869226002
- 3869226005
- 23 720.9492385
- NA1151.R68 B65 2021
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Rotterdam is the second largest city in the Netherlands and prides itself on being its architecture capital.
The first thing that most visitors notice is the many high-rises, which give the city its billing as 'Manhattan on the Maas'. But there is much more to Rotterdam than glossy prestige projects. World-famous for its harbour, which is currently the biggest in Europe, Rotterdam is a very dynamic metropolis: experimental, slightly rough around the edges, and studded with hidden gems.
This architecture guide presents more than 150 selected buildings in Rotterdam, ranging from the few remaining from the Golden Age to modern classics and contemporary projects. It covers famous highlights, but also lesser-known interventions, such as small infill and self-build projects. The buildings are arranged in six tours through different areas of the city - ideal for discovering by bike. In addition to an introduction to the historical development of the city, the guide also includes a chapter on the most momentous event in the history of Rotterdam: the bombing of the city centre during the Second World War and its subsequent reconstruction. An interview with renowned Rotterdam-based architect Kees Christiaanse provides an insider's view on recent developments.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The City Between Myth and Reality 8 --
Reconstructing Rotterdam 30 --
'A Decentralised System of Centralities' An interview with Kees Christiaanse 46 --
City Triangle 58 --
West of the Fire Border 100 --
South of the River 156 --
The City Harbours and the West 208 --
North of the Railway 240 --
The East 262 –
Buildings and Projects:
Architect's office and apartment 053 --
Atlantic House 066 –
B Tower 048 --
Bergpolderflat 137 --
Beurs 006 --
Binnenrotte 192 017 --
Blijdorp Zoo 139 --
BlueCity/Tropicana 027 --
Boijmans Depot 060 --
Boomgaardhof 052 --
Boston & Seattle 085 --
Bouwcentrum 033 –
Café de Unie 044 --
Café Dudok 011 --
Calypso 043 --
Campus Woudestein 144 --
Central Library 018 --
Central Post 034 --
Central Station 031 --
Chabot Museum 055 --
Cité 088 --
Citrusveiling 114 --
City Building 016 --
City Hall 001 --
Cruise Terminal 073 --
Cube Houses 021 –
Dakpark 118 --
De Bijenkorf 049 --
De Brug 093 --
De Doelen 038 --
De Eendracht 138 --
De Fabriek van Delfshaven 121 --
De Gouverneur 045 --
De Hef 091 --
De Hoge Heren 065 --
De Kiefhoek 100 --
De Landtong 089 --
De Lijnbaan 046 --
De Nieuwe Boompjes 025 --
De Nieuwe Maaskant 122 --
De Peperklip 094 --
De Rotterdam 071 --
De Schie 141 --
Delfshaven 120 --
Delftse Poort 035 --
Didden Village 042 --
DWL-terrein143 –
Education Centre Erasmus University 063 Entrepot building 090 --
Erasmus Pavilion 145 --
Erasmus Bridge 069 --
Erasmushuis 005 --
Essalam Mosque 110 --
Euromast 068 --
Europoint/Lee Towers 113 –
Fenix Lofts 079 --
Feyenoord Stadium 109 --
Floating Farm 115 --
Floating Houses 095 --
Flour factory Latenstein 080 --
Forum Rotterdam 050 –
Groothandelsgebouw 032 --
Haka-building 117 --
Heijplaat 129 --
Het Nieuwe Instituut (former NAi) 058 --
Het Witte Huis 022 --
Hillekopp 098 --
Hilton Hotel 036 --
Hogeschool Rotterdam 061 --
Hotel Atlanta 047 --
Hotel New York 076 --
House Boevé 056 --
House on Noordereiland 092 --
Hufgebouw 012 --
Huis Houben 150 --
Huis van der Leeuw 149—
Industriegebouw 030 --
InHolland University 087 --
Justus van Effen complex 112 –
Karel Doorman 051 --
Koopgoot 008 --
Kunsthal 062 –
Las Palmas 074 --
Le Medi 119 --
Leonidas 142 --
Luchtpark Hofbogen 132 --
Luchtsingel 131 --
Luxor Theatre 086 –
Maassilo 099 --
Maastunnel 128 --
Maritiem Museum 007 --
Markthal 020 --
McDonalds Coolsingel 003 --
Minervahuizen 009 --
Montevideo 077 --
Müllerpier 127 --
Museum Boijmans van Beuningen 059 --
Museumpark 057 --
New Orleans 084 –
Ommoord 152 --
Oostelijk Zwembad 029 –
Pakhuismeesteren 072 --
Parkflat 064 --
Parklaanflat 067 --
Pathé Schouwburgplein 040 -
Patio Villa 147 --
Pendrecht 106 --
Polak Building 146 --
Post Rotterdam 002 --
Primary school De Pijler 097 –
Quarantine Institution 130 --
Red Apple 023 --
Rijnhavenbrug 078 –
St. Mary of the Angels Chapel 151 --
Santos Warehouse 081 --
Schiecentrale 4B 123 --
Schielandshuis 004 --
Schouwburg 041 --
Schouwburgplein 039 --
Self-build houses on Katendrecht 082 --
Shipping and Transport College 125 --
Sint Bavokerk 107 --
Sint Dominicuskerk 013 --
Sint Jobsveem 124 --
Sint-Laurenskerk 015 --
SkinnyScar 136 --
Slaakhuys 028 --
Sonneveld House 054 --
SS Rotterdam 083 --
Stadstuinen 096 --
Station Blaak 019 --
Stulemeijer 101 –
Technikon and Akragon 133 --
Thalia 037 --
Theatre Zuidplein 103 --
Timmerhuis 010 --
Toren op Zuid 070 --
Urban Podium 014 –
Van Nelle Factory 140 --
Vertrekhal Oranjelijn 116 --
Vreewijk 108 --
Wallisblok 111 --
Watersquare Benthemplein 134 --
West 399 126 --
Wikado 135 --
Willemsbrug 026 --
Willemswerf 024 --
World Port Centre 075 --
Ypenhof 148 --
Zuidpleinflat 104 --
Zwarte Parel 105 --
Zwemcentrum Rotterdam 102 --
Rotterdam is the second largest city in the Netherlands and prides itself on being its architecture capital. The first thing that most visitors notice is the many high-rises, which give the city its billing as ?Manhattan on the Maas?. But there is much more to Rotterdam than glossy prestige projects. World-famous for its harbour, which is currently the biggest in Europe, Rotterdam is a very dynamic metropolis: experimental, slightly rough around the edges, and studded with hidden gems.0This architecture guide presents more than 150 selected buildings in Rotterdam, ranging from the few remaining from the Golden Age to modern classics and contemporary projects. It covers famous highlights, but also lesser-known interventions, such as small infill and self-build projects. The buildings are arranged in six tours through different areas of the city ? ideal for discovering by bike.0In addition to an introduction to the historical development of the city, the guide also includes a chapter on the most momentous event in the history of Rotterdam: the bombing of the city centre during the Second World War and its subsequent reconstruction. An interview with renowned Rotterdam-based architect Kees Christiaanse provides an insider?s view on recent developments.