“London learning research project” – Interview Maxwan

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Maxwan spoke to Erwin Heurkens about the findings of his dissertation ‘Private Sector-led Urban Development Projects: Management, Partnerships & Effects in the Netherlands and the UK’. Maxwan’s ongoing research project into NL and UK urban development practice is initiated under auspices of the Creative Industries Fund NL, with the aim to draw comparative lessons fron Dutch and UK urban development challenges for which they interviewed key actors on the subject.

Er vallen waardevolle lessen uit de UK te halen

Interview with Erwin Heurkens (TU Delft, Master City Developer) 6th of February 2013 @maxwan (with Rene Heijne and Martijn Anhalt).

https://maxwanlondonlearning.wordpress.com/2014/02/11/interview-with-erwin-heurkens/

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