DESIGN: 75B
The 2nd IABR: The Flood focused on the relation between water and urban design in the Netherlands and around the world, and was a rallying cry to face up to the challenges presented by the ramifications of climate change.
The curator of the second edition was Adriaan Geuze, landscape architect and director of West 8
More information on the website of the 2nd IABR
Curator
Adriaan Geuze
Director
George Brugmans
Opening
26 May 2005, by Willem-Alexander, Prince of Orange
Exhibitions
Water Cities
curator: Adriaan Geuze
location: Las Palmas, Rotterdam
New Dutch Water Cities
curator: Adriaan Geuze
location: Las Palmas, Rotterdam
Mare Nostrum
curator: Christine de Baan
location: Las Palmas, Rotterdam
Polders
curator: Linda Vlassenrood
location: NAI, Rotterdam
Three Bays
curator: Adriaan Geuze
location: NAI, Rotterdam
Flow
curator: Saskia van Stein
location: NAI, Rotterdam
26 May until 3 September 2005
57.347 visitors
Conferences and Lectures Program
Mare Nostrum Conference
Three Bays Conference
NEPROM-Knowledge Festival: Capitalize on Water
Rotterdam Water City 2035
and lectures, debates, a.o.
City Program
programming and/or exhibitions by/at Centrale Bibliotheek Rotterdam, Brutto Gusto, De Bijenkorf, CBK Rotterdam, Chabot Museum, MAMA, Mirta Demare, MKGalerie, Natuurhistorisch Museum Rotterdam, Nederlands Fotomuseum, RAM, V2_, St. Watertank, Witte de With, Maton Office, Walk 'n' Talkshow
Publications and documentaries
The Flood, Catalogue
Olof Koekebakker (ed)
2005, IABR
Polders! Gedicht Nederland
Adriaan Geuze, Fred Feddes (ed)
2005, NAi Publishers
Atlas Dutch Water Cities
Han Meyer, Fransje Hooimeijer (ed)
2005, SUN Publishers
Water Cities
Christine de Baan, Simone Rots, Vibeke Gieskes (ed)
2005, IABR
Mare Nostrum Papers
Christine de Baan (ed)
2005, IABR
Rotterdam Water City 2035
Pieter de Greef (ed)
2005, Episode Publishers
The Lost Country
director: Jos de Putter
NPS in coproduction with IABR
