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28

October 2014
Year XIV

ISSN 2282-5789

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PortScapes

Rotterdam’s urban metabolism. Project atelier to intertwine the flows of port and city

Rotterdam_00_Flows urban landscape

This column aims at discovering harbours from a landscape perspective, which means extending our view beyond the delimited harbour area towards the surrounding landscape of which the harbour is a constitutive part. Let us take a detour to … More


PORTUS 28 - October 2014

PortScapes

This column will invite you over the forthcoming issues of PORTUS to apprehend port cities in a landscape perspective – something that hasn’t been done so far. Landscape, generally speaking, is a rather unknown and often misunderstood concept. In this article let us sketch out a definition of it and what it does when we apply it to port cities and their harbour transformation projects.