27th volume, November-December 1980
Forum for Architecture and Related Arts, journal of the society ‘Architectura et Amicitia’. Founded in 1946 in collaboration with the Royal Society for the Promotion of Architecture, Association of Dutch Architects (B.N.A.). Publication of the A et A publications Foundation (in formation).
Editors: Hans van Dijk, Reynoud Groeneveld, Gerrit Oorthuys, Izak Salomons, Rudy Uytenhaak
Printed by: Wim Schroot Amsterdam
contents
Venice: architecture and the past
Venice: ten plans
Jan Rietveld
work by Koen van Velsen
exhibitions: Eisenman, Lubbers, Palladio
unrepeatable cityscapes
the Paris Hall Prize Competition and the Dutch entries
opinions: ‘forms of reaction’, ‘building and city’
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