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Tulane’s Dutch Dialogue Design Studio Series Focuses on Urban Wetland
Professor John Klingman continued his Dutch Dialogue studio series at the Tulane School of Architecture in the spring of 2013, focusing on an urban wetland tract alongside the London Avenue Canal near Dillard University. The studio explored the integration of campus facilities, wildlife habitat, and water storage and flood …
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We’re In This Together: What the Dutch Know About Flooding That We Don’t
Dale Morris, economist for the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Washington, DC and long-time Dutch Dialogues adviser, is featured in “We’re In This Together: What the Dutch Know About Flooding That We Don’t,” a recent article in The Atlantic CITIES. …
Dutch Dialogue 3
Context
Click the first thumbnail image below to begin a slideshow about the context in which the Dutch Dialogues were formulated. …
Past Dialogues
Dutch Dialogue 2
The Dialogues Process Dutch Dialogues II was held on October 10-13, 2008, and built upon groundwork laid during a preliminary workshop held in March 2008. Dutch experts came to New Orleans, got a crash course on the New Orleans political and planning landscape, and then went [...]…
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The Netherlands commends New Orleans on developing a WMS
Press release | 24 March 2011 (Washington, D.C.) — The Royal Netherlands Embassy commends New Orleans and Greater New Orleans Inc. for awarding a contract for the development of a ‘Comprehensive, Sustainable Integrated Water Management Strategy’ (WMS) for St. Bernard, Orleans and Jefferson Parishes. Having worked…
- The Big Uneasy and Dutch Dialogues on Levees Not War
- Bloomberg News: “New Orleans Needs Scenic Canals, Not Billions in Levees”
- Dutch Dialogue 3 proposal featured in GOOD Magazine: The New Orleans Issue
- Dutch Dialogue 3 featured in PLANNING Magazine
- David Waggonner Presents at Shanghai-Rotterdam Water Conference at 2010 World Expo in Shanghai
