Plato: The world’s earliest spatial planner?
Book review by Jens den Boer The Republic is arguably Plato's most famous works and many of the issues and ideas presented in the book...
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Plato: The world’s earliest spatial planner?
Book review by Jens den Boer The Republic is arguably Plato's most famous works and many of the issues and ideas presented in the book...
- Apr 23
Hedgerows: old treasures for a richer future
Column by Erik Mies The history of the hedgerows in the Netherlands spans centuries, with these features of the landscape telling a long...
- Apr 16
Nurturing Nature: Indigenous Wisdom in Delta Planning
Graduation work by Laurens Westerhuis Enter the verdant landscapes of the Rhine/Meuse Delta in the Netherlands, where the opportunity is...
- Apr 9
Modern by tradition: making place differently
Article by Prof. dr. Edward H. Huijbens I have long been fascinated by the ways in which we can do things otherwise and by people who...
- Apr 2
Design as indigenous practice
Article by Stijn van de Ven Our study and profession revolve around design. By working with sketching paper, pencil and markers we...
- Mar 26
What “we” can learn from Swahili
Column by Zwaan Hoeksma Introduction The following text is aimed to be a human statement concerning an ethical rather than a political...
- Mar 19
Editorial
Dear readers, It’s time once again for an editorial piece about the upcoming theme. In our next publications, we'll be delving into the...
- Mar 12
TOPOS x Buitelhucht excursion: Flevoland
Article by Jol Abels With the long-awaited collaboration between the Buitelhucht and TOPOS committees, an excursion towards the province...
- Mar 5
Interview with Damiaan van Hartveld
Damiaan van Harteveld (26 years old) completed his master's degree in GIS and Remote Sensing at Wageningen University a few weeks ago. I...
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