The Lijnbaan is the main shopping street of Rotterdam. It was opened in 1953, as the main pedestrian street in the new shopping district, after the old...
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Western-Europe 1939–1940, Washington archives Taverne, E.R.M. (1990), The Lijnbaan (Rotterdam): a Prototype of a Postwar Urban Shopping Centre, in Rebuilding Europe's...
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re-construction, the centre of Rotterdam has become the site of the ambitious new architecture. Rotterdam is also famous for its Lijnbaan 1952 by architects Broek...
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entrepreneur Piet Derksen started a sporting goods shop in 1953 at Lijnbaan, Rotterdam. Its name was 'Sporthuis Centrum', 'Sport House Centre'. It succeeded...
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Guardian: "I wrote the lyrics [sic] to Rotterdam (Or Anywhere) sitting in a bar on the north end of Lijnbaan, Rotterdam's main shopping street. The bar was...
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Beurs-World Trade Center Lijnbaan Coolsingel with the city hall and Hofplein Erasmusbrug Willemsbrug Various stations of the Rotterdam Metro Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk...
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Rotterdam Centraal station (Dutch pronunciation: [ˌrɔtərˈdɑm sɛnˈtraːl]; English: Rotterdam Central station) is the main railway station of the city Rotterdam...
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Shortly after, shops and property were smashed in wide-scale looting in Lijnbaan, with windows of 93 stores smashed. Riot police used water cannons to disperse...
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a department store. De Doelen, a concert venue and convention centre. Lijnbaan, a pedestrianised shopping street opened in 1953. Witte de With Center...
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major commission for Louis Kahn, opened November. Lijnbaan pedestrianised shopping street in Rotterdam, designed by Jo van den Broek and Jacob B. Bakema...
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street, for pedestrians only, the Lijnbaan, which became Europe's first purpose-built pedestrian street. The Lijnbaan served as a model for many other...
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the studio. The exhibitions Staged Photo Events (1982) in the Lijnbaan Center in Rotterdam and Fotografia Buffa (1986) in the Groninger Museum were influential...
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state-run bonded warehouse in 1855. The admiralty also had a ropewalk (lijnbaan) with associated buildings at the Lagendijk just outside the Oostpoort...
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Arti, Arti et Amicitiae, Amsterdam. 1955. Sculptures in the Lijnbaan, Lijnbaan Rotterdam. 1959. De porseleyne fles ín Paríjs, Dutch Institute in Paris...
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in 1965 became a professor at Staatliche Hochschule in Hamburg. Lijnbaan, Rotterdam (1949-54) Amstleven, Amsterdam (1961) Buikslotermeer, Amsterdam (1962)...
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Erasmus MC (category Erasmus University Rotterdam)
of the Van Oldebarneveltstraat and the Coolsingel (near current Lijnbaan) in Rotterdam and had an imposing facade with a width of eighty-two meters. The...
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Rotterdamse Kunststichting (redirect from Rotterdam Arts Council)
Foundation and the later director of the Museum of Ethnology in Rotterdam. The Lijnbaan Center presented experimental exhibitions on a broad spectrum of...
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province of South Holland. It is the province's fifth-largest city after Rotterdam, The Hague, Leiden, and Zoetermeer, with a population of 119,115. The...
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Werkspoor (section RET (Rotterdam))
of the Dutch East Indies Company. This 500 meter long building called Lijnbaan dates from 1660. The lower level had items from the Dutch East Indies company...
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conversion in 1962. Rue Sainte-Catherine in Bordeaux is longer, while Lijnbaan in Rotterdam was pedestrianised in 1953. And Laisvės Alėja in Kaunas, Lithuania...
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former marketplace, the Visbank (Fish Auction) at the harbour and the Oude Lijnbaan (Old Ropewalk, where ropes were made). The Grote Kerk was probably established...
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the collections of the Appel Foundation (De Appel), the former Lijnbaan Center in Rotterdam and the Netherlands Institute for Cultural Heritage (ICN). What...
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Plan for New City of Jubail in Saudi Arabia The Lijnbaan covered Shopping Precinct, City of Rotterdam Central Business District for New City of Jubail...
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Netherlands 1987/88 (Ahoy Stadium, Rotterdam) 1988/89 (Veronica TV Building, Hilversum) 1989/90 (Lijnbaan Snooker Centre, Rotterdam) 1992/93 (Het Turfschip, Breda)...
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Haarlemmerstraat Maastricht — Grote Staat, Stokstraat Rotterdam — Beurstraverse, Coolsingel, Hoogstraat, Lijnbaan Bitola — Širok Sokak Skopje — Macedonia Street...
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the road from Lijnbaan to the visitors’ car park and the parking garage of the HMC Westeinde hospital, are not part of the LEZ. Rotterdam has an LEZ applying...
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walks. The first purpose-built pedestrian street in Europe is the Lijnbaan in Rotterdam, opened in 1953. The first pedestrianised shopping centre in the...
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Amsterdam at Koningsplein square on 3 October and the first store in Rotterdam at Lijnbaan street on 10 October 2024. As of October 2024, there were 4 stores...
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traffic-free shopping zone in Britain, taking its inspiration from the Lijnbaan in Rotterdam, and was officially opened in 1959 by the Queen. A landmark in the...
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Maliebaan, the Pall Mall alley in Utrecht. Leyn Baan Street in Galle is from 'lijnbaan', meaning 'rope walk' or 'ropery'. The Dutch also christened the islands...
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