TITLE

Master plan Ede East: a framework for future development Ede East, The Netherlands 2004

AUTHOR(S)

Leupen, Bernard

PUB. DATE

June 2009

SOURCE

Time-Based Architecture International;Jun2009, Vol. 6, p44

SOURCE TYPE

Academic Journal

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

The article features the master plan for the transformation of a vast suburb area designed by architectural firm Palmboom and Van der Bout in Ede, the Netherlands. It states that the master plan features a framework which is a fusion of historical-cultural relics, landscape qualities, and infrastructure. It notes that the said framework would allow for the development of different urban enclaves and railway station area. The article also features that drawings and architectural sketches of the master plan.

ACCESSION #

43581965

 

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