Atlas van tuindorpen in Nederland

Martijn Haan, Bart van Hoek (fotografie)

W Books, 2026

49,95

At the beginning of the twentieth century, a new housing ideal emerged in response to the harsh conditions in which many people lived: the garden village. Inspired by the British thinker Ebenezer Howard, Dutch architects built villages and neighborhoods full of light, air, and space. Here, the best of city and countryside came together.

The Atlas of Garden Villages in the Netherlands shows how this ideal took shape in pre-war building practice. From Philipsdorp in Eindhoven to ’t Lansink in Hengelo, from the mining colonies in Limburg to the garden cities of Amsterdam-North, from Agnetapark in Delft to Dudok’s Garden City Hilversum. IN DUTCH!

ISBN: 9789462587779

248 pages, illustrations in color & b/w, 31,5 x 24,5 cm, hardcover, Dutch