Serial Vision: A Walk Around the Hague Gordon Cullen's concept of, one of the key elements of urban design, is something may people find difficult. When even most architects understand only the static sort of building composition common to Classical or Modernist work, something digestible at a glance, understanding informal design with its dynamic way of grouping buildings requires a kind of revolution in seeing. It's worth the effort. I never bothered to record an example before (largely because I'm useless at photography). Mondial Sportrack Manual Treadmill more. But recently we had a chance to visit the Netherlands, and I thought I would look for one there to illustrate my point. Irregular street plans bring serial vision into being, and the Dutch have got plenty of those.

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I was fortunate to come across a fine example in the Hague. Here's how I found it. S'Gravenhage, to give it its proper name (it means 'the count's hedge') is a right peculiar old town.

The Dutch like to call it 'biggest village in Europe', since for almost 600 years after its medieval foundation its people never bothered to incorporate it as a city. Before I arrived, I had only this rather poor map to look at, drawn by a cartographer of a modern sensibility who might have done a much better job at capturing the important pathways of this city. The Brotherhood In Saffron Pdf. We shouldn't be too hard on the cartographer, really, since the Hague has given itself a rather poor street plan too. We're looking at something that offers very little useful information. Sure, it might help you find an address, but the map gives very few clues about the form of the city. It's hard to tell where the center is, or if the Hague even has one. Right, I thought, this is just the sort of town I'm looking for.