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1633 Maps for polders By Henricus Hondius, Amsterdam 1633 The polders depicted (Zijper, Beemster, Purmer, Wormer, Buikslotermeer, Broekermeer and Bijlmermeer). Where all completely new land recovered from former lakes and made dry by extensive civil works including hundreds of windmills. Maps were used to design the new land. This can be considered to be the first example of design on a regional level. 38 38
A different view of the world North polel Gerardus Mercator 1595 A different view of the world Gerardus Mercator: Map of the north pole 1595 The first map devoted to the north pole. It shows the north pole as a group of rock islands. The map can be seen as a design for the new world that yet has te be discovered. In this sense it is a kind of 'research by design', as in modern urban design. The design represents a hypothesis based on the knowledge available. This hypothesis can be adapted as knowledge increases. 39 39
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