Weven aan het stedelijk tapijt

Weven aan het stedelijk tapijt

by Erwin Dacier

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Reweaving the Urban Carpet' documents the challenges, work process and results of the IABR–Project Atelier BrabantStad, a research by design trajectory exploring new spatial development models for the province of North-Brabant, and for which the Province and IABR teamed up with the cities of Eindhoven, Helmond, Tilburg, Breda and 's-Hertogenbosch, and with the Brabant Waterboards. The design offices collaborating for this project were Floris Alkemade Architect, LOLA Landscape Architects and Architecture Workroom Brussels. Reweaving the Urban Carpet' documents the challenges, work process and results of the Project Atelier BrabantStad, a research by design trajectory exploring new spatial development models for the province of North-Brabant, and for which the Province and IABR teamed up with the cities of Eindhoven, Helmond, Tilburg, Breda and 's-Hertogenbosch, and with the Brabant Waterboards. The design offices collaborating for this project were Floris Alkemade Architect, LOLA Landscape Architects and Architecture Workroom Brussels.

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