Inclusive Residential Areas - a report on a fieldtrip to the Netherlands

Maria Kylin; Victoria Sjöstedt; Eva Kristensson; Lisa Norfall; Anna Robling; Bodil Dahlman

Inclusive Residential Areas - a report on a fieldtrip to the Netherlands

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This report discusses seven residential areas in the Netherlands from the perspective of social inclusiveness – EVA Lanxmeer, Park Rosendaal, Bijlmermeer, Diagoon Housing, Spangen, Ypenburg and Java Island. The material was collected during a field trip to the Netherlands in spring 2020, as part of a Call for Ideas initiative from SLU Landscape. Jointly, we have compiled our experiences from the field trip in this publication, for inspirational use within educational settings.

Originalspråk	Engelska
Förlag	Department of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Antal sidor	71
Status	Publicerad - 2022

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Serie	Landskapsarkitektur, trädgård, växtproduktionsvetenskap: rapportserie
Numrering	2022:9

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SDG 11 – Hållbara städer och samhällen

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bottom-up initiatives
housing
living environments
participation
social inclusiveness
urban planning and design
urban strategies

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Landskapsarkitektur, trädgård, växtproduktionsvetenskap: rapportserie

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