Forum, Vol 10. No. 01-02, 1955

Tenth year No 1-2 April 1955

Contents of this issue: The North-East Polder
Ir A. P. Minderhoud: By way of introduction
Prof. Ir M. J. Granpré Molière: The landscape in the N.O.P.
Prof. Dr Ir J. T. P. Bijhouwer: The landscape of the new polders
Prof. Wieger Brown: About the villages in the N.O.P.
Drs A. J. Left: The state of colonization in the N.O.P.
Arthur Staal: In our N.O.P.s

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Forum was a Dutch architecture and design journal documenting modernist building and applied design in the Netherlands across the twentieth century.

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