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Nederlands: K.P.C. de Bazel. Uitbreiding Philipsdorp, Eindhoven, 1916-1918. Collectie NAi, BAZE 623
Philips Gloeilampenfabriek besloot in 1909 voor de bouw van een fabriekswijk, met een aansluiting op een goede riolering en op gas- en drinkwaterleidingen. Philipsdorp was gebaseerd op de tuinstadgedachte en moest voor de arbeiders een tegenwicht zijn voor de industriële omgeving waarin zij de werkdag doorbrachten. Daarom kreeg de uitbreiding van het Philipsdorp naar het ontwerp De Bazel een dorpsachtig karakter. In plaats van rijen met min of meer identieke huisjes, bestond Philipsdorp uit korte stroken met besloten straatjes en doorkijkjes die als één geheel ontworpen waren. Veel aandacht ging uit naar zowel de stedenbouwkundige als architectonische detaillering zodat de openbare ruimte een vertrouwelijk en geborgen gevoel met zich mee bracht.
English: K.P.C. de Bazel. Expansion Philipsdorp, Eindhoven, 1916-1918. NAI Collection, BAZE 623
In 1909 the Philips Lightbulb Factory decided to build a residential district for its workers, with a connection to a proper sewer system as well as to mains gas and drinking water. Philipsdorp – ‘Philips Village’ – was based on the garden city concept and was meant to provide the workers with a counterbalance to the industrial environment where they spent the working day. The expansion of Philipsdorp to a design by De Bazel is therefore rustic in character. Instead of row upon row of more or less identical little houses, Philipsdorp consisted of short strips with private cul-de-sacs and vistas that were designed as a unified whole. Plenty of attention was devoted to the detailing of layout and the architecture, so that the public space has an intimate and safe feel. |
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