Architecture In The Netherlands

In celebrating its 35th anniversary, the seminal yearbook of architecture in the Netherlands takes the opportunity to reflect on the far-reaching changes which have been taking place in the building practice over the last few years. Construction in wood has gradually become mainstream, for instance, while clients and local governments are increasingly enlisting architecture to tackle social problems, and architects are using their craft to give meaning to the living environment. The selection of projects by editors Teun van den Ende, Uri Gilad, and Arna Mačkić covers a diverse range of function and design, closely tracking the most significant developments in the Netherlands today.