Viana do Castelo e o privilégio de ser atravessada pelo rio e banhada pelo oceano Entrevista…
Portus Portrait
PORTUS PORTRAIT
The richness of this section of the Magazine consists in the representation of the different realities and peculiarities of port cities, as well as of the specific problems, complexity and forms of relationship, planning and governance solutions, also with a look at maritime history and identity. It is a thematic approach that aims to offer an image – therefore a “portrait” – of the city and its specificities linked to the presence of a port or a sea or river waterfront.
PORTRAIT Viana do Castelo
Presentación del PORTRAIT Viana do Castelo El PORTRAIT del n. 43 de PORTUS está dedicado a…
Rotterdam Past, Present, and Future: a Global Port-City at the Crossroads
We are delighted to introduce this portrait of the Port of Rotterdam, developed by the Leiden-Delft-Erasmus…
Port and City: Towards a More People-Based Approach? Interview with Helmut THÖLE
Thank you very much for accepting this interview for PORTUS Portrait, focused on Rotterdam. We would…
The Port of Rotterdam from a Regional Perspective Interview with Paul GERRETSEN
Thank you very much for accepting this interview for PORTUS Portrait, focused on Rotterdam. We would…
Analyzing the Petroleumscape of Rotterdam
Petroleum – its extraction, refining, transformation, and consumption – has shaped our built environment in visible…
Rotterdam: A Historical Perspective for the Future
Small but beautiful The fishing village of Rotterdam was founded in 1270 when the river Rotte,…
Caland Against the Tides: The Turbulent History of the New Waterway
A simple plan for a complicated problem When the idea for a new waterway from the…
Sustainable Ports: Moving Toward Responsible Cargo Focus
Ports have a relationship with their urban environment; they transship goods that are destined to the…
Rotterdam Port and its Innovation Roadmap
Port generations Beginning as a first generation cargo port, the Port of Rotterdam has developed through…
Energy Transition and the Port of Rotterdam. A Disruptive Circular Economy Opportunity?
History intertwined with fossils Rotterdam was the world’s busiest port from 1962 to 2004 [1], growing…
Mapping the Distribution Centres in the Rotterdam Port Region
Government officials and companies have branded the Netherlands a distribution country, or Gateway to Europe, since…
Making the Future Port City in Rotterdam’s Makers District
The Rotterdam Makers District extends to the west and south of Rotterdam city center, divided by…