
Urban climate design improving thermal comfort in Dutch neighbourhoods
Paperback378 pagina’sEngels
This book presents research into the possibilities for climate adaptation in Dutch urban areas. We want to know how cities can best prepare for extreme rainfall, droughts, and heat waves in future climates. These events are likely to become more frequent and more extreme. The focus is on heat resistance as this has been a neglected concept in Dutch urban planning.The aim of this study is to extend our knowledge of the effects of climate-adaptation measures and to stimulate the implementation of such measures in the design of public space. Anticipating on the effects of climate change, the research was guided by the question: Which urban design principles can be applied in specific Dutch neighbourhoods to respond to the effects of climate change, especially in terms of outdoor thermal comfort and water management?
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9789461866820
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7 juli 2016
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ISBN-139789461866820
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TaalEngels eng
Pagina’s378
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UitgeverTU Delft Library
ImprintTU Delft Library
CB-relatie-id7868142
Verschenen7 juli 2016
StatusOnbekend 00
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Auteur A01Laura Kleerekoper
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Werk-id (NSTC)500418961
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Bijgewerkt6 augustus 2026
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NSTC 500418961 · CB-relatie 7868142 · Bijgewerkt 6 augustus 2026