Two Experimental Housing Concepts from Amsterdam: Comparative Analysis

Tokajuk, Andrzej

doi:10.24427/aea-2022-vol14-no4-08

Abstract

In the article the author provided an analysis of two chosen sustainable housing concepts designed and built in the end of 20th and beginning of 21st century in Amsterdam.

The purpose of the research is to identify urban, sustainable and architectural features of two case studies – untraditional, experimental housing concepts. As research methods the author used the method of comparative analysis of the case studies and critical discussion. The result of the study will be conclusions of comparative analysis ultimately revealing a better concept of sustainable housing model for the 21st century.

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Two Experimental Housing Concepts from Amsterdam: Comparative Analysis

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