Bibi Allessie, Jonas Althuis, Inès van Rijn, Malika van de Weerd As part of the Building Green course, four students from the Delft University of Technology…
Paul van de Laar In early February, the port city of Rotterdam was breaking news around the globe. Local media announced that the national monument De Hef (the…
Despina Papachristoudi, Matti Wim Havens, Dora Kotsi-Felici Ports are places marked by a plethora of goods, people and unexpected encounters. Besides the often…
Navya Kumar Port cities, with access to the wider world, are often thought to embody cosmopolitanism - an elusive term implying the possibility of global…
Martine van Lier Maritime heritage is part of our oldest heritage. It is a reflection of historic innovation and has been key to the growth of port cities…
Arjan Conijn Our surrounding landscapes are the result of human interaction with the natural environment, with water, soil, and geomorphological reliefs…
Convivium X/1, 2023 thematic issue: The Architecture of Medieval Port Cities: Italy and the Mediterranean Edited by Sarah K. Kozlowski (The Edith O’Donnell…
Celine Tarabay In the free online course (Re)Imagining Port Cities: Understanding Space, Society and Culture, which ran between May 26 and July 7, 2021…
Didem Yerli, Gül Aktürk, Esma Dolgun The national government of Turkey has recently confirmed plans to build a new shipping canal within the borders of the…
