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Case studies Netherlands

The allotment garden: a force for unity
Institutes: AVVN
Location: The Netherlands

Examples of the many functions urban gardens can fulfill. On YouTube: youtu.be/y3MWF-sk-yM

Example: Gardensite De Oosthoek - Schoorl
Researchers: Hank van Tilborg
Institutes: H+N+S landscape architecs
Location:

The new site of De Oosthoek is a good example of an integrated vegetable garden site.

Files:
b4840d35c3.pdf [15.5 MB]
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