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Vinex Atlas
304 pp / 240 x 340 mm / hardcover / dutch & englishcategory: Atlases
publisher: 010 Publishers
year: 2008
collaborator: Tine van Wel, Anna Iwansson, Jim Biekmann
printer: Lecturis
prizes: Best Dutch Book Design, Gold Medal Schφnste Bόcher aus aller Welt 2009, Rotterdam Design Prize 2009
It was in the early 1990s that the Dutch Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment published the supplement to the fourth report on spatial planning. This policy document achieved fame and notoriety under its Dutch acronym, Vinex. In its wake, hundreds of thousands of dwellings were erected throughout the Netherlands in what became known as Vinex districts. Sometimes eulogized, often vilified, they have always been a source of debate. The Vinex Atlas gives the first in-depth account of the entire Vinex stock, describing 52 districts aided by aerial views from the mid-nineties, plans, site data and recent on-site photographs.
