Dutch connections
Subtitle: essays on the international relationships in architectural history in honor of Herman van Bergeijk
By: Sjoerd van Faassen, Carola Hein and Phoebus Panigyrakis [eds.]
Series: Inaugural Speeches and Other Studies in the Built Environment (ISBE); Inaugural Speeches and Other Studies in the Built Environment (ISBE)
Publisher: BK Books
Published: 2020
Place of publication: Delft
Language: eng
Number of pages: 480
ISBN-13: 9789463663601
Subjects: Architectural historians; Architecture and history; Architecture; Study and teaching (Higher)
Other titles: Essays on the international relationships in architectural history in honor of Herman van Bergeijk
Description: Throughout his career, Herman van Bergeijk built his own unique expertise on the Dutch 19th and early 20th century architectural history. He has become an inspiration for scholars in the Netherlands, Europe and beyond. The extraordinary response of colleagues when asked to contribute a chapter in this Festschrift stands as an example of Herman's widespread influence. Invitations for keynotes and lectures or courses keep reaching him, and he will continue to teach and write. He has an open invitation to teach in China and still bubbles with ideas for yet another new publication series or journal. Several PhD students continue to rely on his guidance and will keep him engaged at the faculty. Herman thrives on lively discussions, in which he often plays devil's advocate and tries to be as contrary as possible. I am convinced that we will continue to collaborate and battle on diverse topics, notably the role of history in the design of future architecture. Retirement is just another step in Herman's career
Notes: "Special issue"

Includes bibliographical references

Texts in English, Dutch, and German