How Amsterdam Changed From Cars To People: De Pijp
Amsterdam hasn't always been the bicycle-friendly city it is today. This video looks into the transformation that one of Amsterdam's neighbourhoods, De Pijp, has undergone in recent years. Check out the previous video about traffic and residential areas! • How To Redesign Streets - Creating Traffic... Follow Streetscapes on Instagram: / streetscapesyt Follow Streetscapes on Twitter: https://x.com/streetscaping Resources used: Nationaal Archief Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid Stadsarchief Amsterdam Thumbnail - Stadsarchief Amsterdam (1982) - w/ visuals added Timestamps 0:00 Intro 1:12 Construction/History 2:37 Traditional Urban Blocks 4:48 Street Design 8:26 Car-Centric Amsterdam 11:24 Conclusion
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