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Jakoba Mulder was een bijzondere stedenbouwkundige in de geschiedenis van Amsterdam en een belangrijke spil in het ontwikkelen van de Westelijke Tuinsteden, het Amsterdamse Bos en de wijk Frankendael. Toch hebben we wel een Van Eesteren Museum, maar heeft de gemiddelde Amsterdammer nog nooit van Mulder gehoord.  Onderzoeker Linda Vlassenrood is gefascineerd door Mulder die zoveel betekende voor de stad en volledig op ging in haar werk. Presentator Veerle Corstens loopt met Vlassenrood door het Amsterdamse Bos en je hoort waarom Mulder het leren kennen zeker waard is.  Meer over het onderzoek van Linda Vlassenrood: https://www.lindavlassenrood.nl/onderzoek/Interview: Veerle CorstensTunes: Arno PeetersEen initiatief van: Vrouwennetwerk Zuid, Gemeente Amsterdam, Stadsdeel Zuidwww.amsterdam.nl/zuid-gebied/vrouwennetwerk-zuid

Jakoba Mulder was een bijzondere stedenbouwkundige in de geschiedenis van Amsterdam en een belangrijke spil in het ontwikkelen van de Westelijke Tuinsteden, het Amsterdamse Bos en de wijk Frankendael. Toch hebben we wel een Van Eesteren Museum, maar heeft de gemiddelde Amsterdammer nog nooit van Mulder gehoord. Onderzoeker Linda Vlassenrood is gefascineerd door Mulder die zoveel betekende voor de stad en volledig op ging in haar werk. Presentator Veerle Corstens loopt met Vlassenrood door het Amsterdamse Bos en je hoort waarom Mulder het leren kennen zeker waard is. Meer over het onderzoek van Linda Vlassenrood: <a href="https://www.lindavlassenrood.nl/onderzoek/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.lindavlassenrood.nl/onderzoek/</a> Interview: Veerle Corstens Tunes: Arno Peeters Een initiatief van: Vrouwennetwerk Zuid, Gemeente Amsterdam, Stadsdeel Zuid <a href="http://www.amsterdam.nl/zuid-gebied/vrouwennetwerk-zuid" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.amsterdam.nl/zuid-gebied/vrouwennetwerk-zuid</a>

SPECIAL voor Internationale Vrouwendag - Linda Vlassenrood over Jakoba Mulder

[00:05] Welcome Linda Vlassenrood to Asia Tech Podcast Stories[00:35] How did Shenzhen make an impression upon Linda?[04:10] Do people know about Shenzhen, a city of 20 million, outside of Asia?[07:55] What's it like for Linda as an architect looking at Shenzhen? What does the city get right? Is it a great place to live?[13:35] Top-down organization of the city, including the local government organizing singing contests - is it as bad as it sounds?[17:35] Linda talks about the little merit regarding the top-down approach - the tension between the power to just execute and at the same time, when the priorities are not right, it becomes "different"[22:15] To create better cities, does Linda think there is a need for a top-down approach?[28:05] When Linda looks at Shenzhen, does she see any elements of beauty which leave all "ugly" brutalist architecture behind? What are the buildings/features of the city that she's really impressed by?[35:55] 7 out of 10 of the tallest skyscrapers are in China - is having this tallest structures a "male thing?"[39:20] When people from Europe or America look at Shenzhen, what can they take away from it?[43:20] Beyond Shenzhen, Beijing and Shanghai, what's another city that we should watch out for?[47:35] With Shenzhen trying to reinvent itself as a creative city, would it price itself out of the market that they would shift a lot of the low-end manufacturing out into Zhuhai?[50:25] How does a student go and get a piece of the action in Shenzhen? What is the best way of getting into and discovering markets like Shenzhen?[52:20] Check out INTI - International New Town Institute

[00:05] Welcome Linda Vlassenrood to Asia Tech Podcast Stories [00:35] How did Shenzhen make an impression upon Linda? [04:10] Do people know about Shenzhen, a city of 20 million, outside of Asia? [07:55] What's it like for Linda as an architect looking at Shenzhen? What does the city get right? Is it a great place to live? [13:35] Top-down organization of the city, including the local government organizing singing contests - is it as bad as it sounds? [17:35] Linda talks about the little merit regarding the top-down approach - the tension between the power to just execute and at the same time, when the priorities are not right, it becomes "different" [22:15] To create better cities, does Linda think there is a need for a top-down approach? [28:05] When Linda looks at Shenzhen, does she see any elements of beauty which leave all "ugly" brutalist architecture behind? What are the buildings/features of the city that she's really impressed by? [35:55] 7 out of 10 of the tallest skyscrapers are in China - is having this tallest structures a "male thing?" [39:20] When people from Europe or America look at Shenzhen, what can they take away from it? [43:20] Beyond Shenzhen, Beijing and Shanghai, what's another city that we should watch out for? [47:35] With Shenzhen trying to reinvent itself as a creative city, would it price itself out of the market that they would shift a lot of the low-end manufacturing out into Zhuhai? [50:25] How does a student go and get a piece of the action in Shenzhen? What is the best way of getting into and discovering markets like Shenzhen? [52:20] Check out INTI - International New Town Institute

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