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Transforming The Urbanized Landscape The NAI Maastricht/Wiebengahal will be open to the public from March 5, 2005 until May 1, 2005. The exhibition hall will then be closed until 2006 in connection with a major renovation. From the spring of 2006 onward, the NAI Maastricht/Wiebengahal will be open permanently. The exhibition 'Transforming the urbanized landscape - about the work of Palmboom & van den Bout' is the first in a series of exhibitions on contemporary Dutch urban planning practices to be organized in the next few years by the Faculty of Architecture (Department of Urbanism) of Delft University of Technology. The aim is to provide an accurate picture of current trends in Dutch urban planning. The first exhibition comprises fifteen projects that show the relationship between urban planning and landscape design, a central feature of Palmboom & van den Bout's vision of the 21st-century city. Urban planning innovators Urban planning, architecture and landscape design City of the twenty-first century Opening hours How to get there Calendar The Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAI) is spreading its wings toward Maastricht, where from March 5 onward it will present The Urbanized Landscape: three exhibitions in the Wiebengahal that focus on the design of the urbanized landscape. The Dutch submission to the 2004 Venice Architecture Biennale, Hybrid Landscapes, and The City As Loft about the work of architecture firm KCAP/ASTOC - Kees Christiaanse will be on display for the first time in the Netherlands, and Transformations of the Urbanized Landscape by the Delft University of Technology will present the work urban planning office Palmboom & Van den Bout. For mode detail: Palmboom & Van den Bout's Web page: www.palmbout.nl Address: Avenue Céramique Maastricht. |
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