Fourteen Trees of Rotterdam (2021)
Published by Peter Foolen Editions and PrintRoom
Rotterdam is known for its innovative and futuristic architecture. But it is also a city of trees - living things that can be interpreted as architectural monuments central to urban life. Focusing on fourteen trees in central Rotterdam, this guide gives a unique and fascinating insight to the city.
Focusing on fourteen trees, this guide weaves together geographical and botanical histories, personal observations, scientific data, drawings and archival images, inviting you to experience and discover Rotterdam from multiple perspectives..
A launch event included a walking tour with speakers: Herman van Bergeijk, architectural historian TU Delft / Pim Janse, Stichting De Bomenridders / Ronald Loch, tree expert, Municipality Rotterdam / Kees Moeliker, Director of Natuurhistorisch Museum Rotterdam / Frans Smith, Cool Down City
Edition of 350 / Riso printed by PrintRoom
Sixteen Trees of Delft (2023)
Published by RADIUS, Center of Art and Ecology
This guide to Delft is for people who want to encounter the city in unexpected and exciting ways, using trees as the starting point for exploration.
Trees are an integral part of the city of Delft: from century-old living monuments, to recently planted saplings. How these trees exist in and interact with the urban environment is often overlooked – they should be thought of as architectural objects in their own right, with the power to make us reconsider our fundamental experience and understanding of the city.
A launch event at RADIUS included talks by Niekolaas Johannes Lekkerkerk, Founding-Director RADIUS, Tako Postma, Stadsbouwmeester Delft and Diny Tubbing, Stadsecoloog Delft.
Edition of 350 / Riso printed by TOSAM
