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First appearing in 1899, Bulletin KNOB is the journal of the Royal Netherlands Archaeological Society (KNOB), part-funded by TU Delft's Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment. It is published quarterly. Bulletin KNOB is the leading journal for the publication of articles that enhance and deepen academic-level knowledge in the fields of archaeology, architectural and construction history, the history of urban planning, cultural landscape, monuments and listed buildings. The journal's independent editorial team is responsible for ensuring the academic level is maintained.
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- The story behind Borssele’s form and orientation: Origins and significance of a...
- ‘Here one lives in the world’: Luxury high-rise from the post-war reconstruction period...
- De Grote Kerk van Alkmaar: 500 jaar bouwen en behouden
- Huizen van fortuin: Wooncultuur aan de Amsterdamse grachten 1860-1920
- Schiphol: Grensverleggend luchthavenontwerp 1967-1975
- Stad op de schop / Graaf- en modderwerk: 40 jaar archeologisch onderzoek in...
- Stadsvernieuwing in Rotterdam: Vijftig jaar bouwen in de buurt
- Material authenticity or historical falsification: The KNOB and authentic historical...
- Reconstruction and resistance: On material authenticity
- Genuine architecture: On authenticity and adaptive reuse
- Authenticity and Material: A consideration of the concept based on examples from...
- Always the real the thing? Authenticity in the age of digital reproduction
- Landscape authenticity: The landscape as a living system, history and spatial experience
- The house as a mass product: Authenticity in post-war housing estates
- Form and context: On the role of authenticity in the evaluation of modern heritage
- Authenticity, a credible concept?
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- A Postmodern Mendini in Amsterdam : Frans Haks’ Forgotten Interior
- Appreciation for and Urban Renewal of the Westelijke Tuinsteden in Amsterdam
- The Settlement Pattern of Cloth Merchants, Makers and Weavers in the Textile City of...
- De stad als vaderland Brugge: Leeuwarden en Maastricht in de eeuw van de natiestaat...
- ‘Want de grond behoort ons allen toe’ : Leven en werk van stedenbouwkundig architecte...
- A critical look at Romanesque sculpture in Maastricht
- Two draft building specifications from 1538 for the construction of a roof on a...
- Farmer's fortification in the central part of the province of Limburg (The...
