OASE 12, 1986

Content includes:
Redactioneel
De comfortabele stad by Wouter Bolte, JoHan Meijer
Het park in stadsuitbreiding Blijdorp by Jan Brouwer
5 Plannen voor het hergebruik van de gemeentelijke Ontsmettingsdienst in Rotterdam
De meervoudige studieopdracht als vorm van architectenselectie by Dirk Oudshoorn, Hans Thoolen
Een kunst ontluikt. Kronieken van Bustus Domecq by Jorges Luis Borges, Adolfo Bioy Casares
Het portret van de stad. Het stadsconcept in de 16e en 17e eeuw by Hein Oostveen

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Daan ter Avest, HOI Studio
OASE
OASE is a Dutch architectural theory journal with many of the designs by Karel Martens and his team/students.

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OASE 12, 1986. Designed by Daan ter Avest, HOI Studio
OASE 12, 1986. Designed by Daan ter Avest, HOI Studio
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