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20th Century Garden And Landscape Architecture In The Netherlands
Author: Essay by Deunk, Gerritjan
Paperback; Illustrated
NAi Publishers
ISBN: 9056622439

Following on the succesful heels of 20th Century Architecture in the Netherlands and 20th Century Urban Design in the Netherlands comes a third survey focused on highlights and developmentsin the field of garden and landscape design -- in the Netherlands, obviously. Decade by decade, themes discussed include: the transition from utilitarian greenery to greenery for consumption; the Zuiderzee Works; changes in agriculture; the role of the Rijkswaterstaat (Director-General for Public Works and Water Management); the Ecological Master Plan; garden design on country estates, the transformation of managed nature into new nature; and the development of public gardens and parks. Projects are illustrated through historic and contemporary photographic material, plans, and design drawings


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