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updated
24 June 2005

Guidebook Restructuring Urbanised Areas
English, November 2001, €10
This Guidebook includes an overview of the accomplishments of the cooperation between very diverse urban regeneration projects in North-West Europe during ReUrbA1. This is done on the basis of a number of themes such as financing, implementation strategies, infrastructure, social integration, environment, etc.
  
     
ReUrbA Transformation Principles
English, 2001, €10
ReUrbA has developed an instrument (toolbox) for transforming the urban environment to meet the new demands of society. These principles are based on the potential physical and organisational changes in existing housing and business parks. The toolbox presents an overview of possible transformation examples collected from the Netherlands and other European countries. It is far from complete, and we hope that more examples will be added to the existing database. 		 
     
ReUrbA Transformatieprincipes
Dutch only, 2000, €10
ReUrbA has developed an instrument (toolbox) for transforming the urban environment to meet new demands from society. These principles are based on the potential physical and organisational changes in existing housing and business parks. The toolbox presents an overview of possible transformation examples collected from the Netherlands. 		 
     
ReUrbA Tussenrapportage: Dynamisering van de Zuidvleugel
Dutch only, 2000, €10
Changing socio-economics and demographics have pushed up the demand for better-quality living and working environments. This need could be met better if we planned according to lifestyles and lifecycles. This booklet identifies a number of hotspots in the South Wing of the Randstad which could be transformed in order to meet demand better. 		 
     
ReUrbA Verdichtingsalmanak
Dutch only, 2002, €10
There is a demand for high-quality, differentiated living and working space in the South Wing of the Randstad. This density almanac focuses on the restructuring of existing stock to cope with the demand. By creating a differentiated environment, the supply in housing and business space could be increased . 		 
     
Judges' report City Alive Competition / Juryrapport Levende Stad Prijsvraag
English & Dutch, 2003, free
The Province of South Holland organised an urban regeneration competition in 2003. This report provides an overview of the judges' impressions of the winning ideas and projects.