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From tightly mowed to biodiverse and future-proof On a warm summer afternoon, we walk through the Vondelpark with Sylvain Scheers. Children run barefoot across a tightly mown lawn, picnic blankets are scattered. "This is how it should be here," he says. "This is a busy recreation area, people should be able to sit here without wet trousers or pricks in their [...]
On 2 and 3 October, tree nursery Ebben will once again form the backdrop for Meesters in de Tuin (Masters of the Garden), the event where the absolute top of the garden industry meets. Initiator Niels in 't Veen (Trivium) explains how the concept came about: "We noticed that traditional trade fairs did not touch our target group. Not enough inspiration, not enough [...]
TANGRAM's vision of green and sustainable real estate In a serene, green greenhouse between the residential buildings of Rhapsody in West, right next to the A10 motorway in Amsterdam, Charlotte ten Dijke and Bart Mispelblom Beyer, founders of architecture firm TANGRAM, voice their sharp criticism of the current practice of urban real estate development. They argue for a fundamental [...]
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