Amsterdam’s crumbling quay walls and bridges demand urgent renewal, complicated by climate pressures and UNESCO heritage restrictions. The MFQW project uses historical data and modular, sustainable design solutions -tested at Marnixkade- to integrate heritage, circularity, and resilience into future canal infrastructure.
The much-needed rebuilding of Amsterdam’s decaying quay walls and bridges reveals the complexities of renewing heritage infrastructure in a UNESCO World…
Christel Diana Voncken, TU Delft Regina Klinger, TU Delft Carola Hein, TU Delft Vincent Baptist, TU Delft To inspire awareness for heritage in Amsterdam's…
Christel Diana Voncken, TU Delft Regina Klinger, TU Delft Maëlle Salzinger, TU Delft As sites where city and sea meet, portscapes are central to contemporary…
