DeFlat Kleibrug: An Innovative Renovation
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High Density, NL Architects, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms
Active Public Spaces, Adaptive reuse, Amsterdam, Building, City, Co-living, Collective housing, Concrete, Connections, Design strategies, History, Housing, Infrastructure, Intervention, Modernism, Political & Economic Approach, Project, Renovation, Residential, slabs, The Netherlands, Urban Paradigms
Photography: Marcel van der Burg, Stjin Brakkee and Stijn Poelstra
Kleiburg is one of the biggest apartment buildings in the orgherlands: a bend slab with 500 apartments, 400 meters long, 10 + 1 stories high.
Kleiburg is located in the Bijlmermeer, a CIAM inspired residential expansion of Amsterdam designed in the 1960s by Siegfried Nassuth of the city planning department. De Bijlmer was intended as a green, light and spacious alternative for the inner city, which was degraded at the time.
The Bijlmer was designed as a single project, a composition of slabs based on a hexagonal grid, an attempt to create a vertical garden city.
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