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The new dutch parks: relation between form and use

In recent decades, both the design of urban parks and their recreational uses have changed. This paper considers these developments and reports on an explorative study into the relationship between form and the potential for recreational use in contemporary park designs in the Netherlands. in so doing, we also try to explain how park designers can influence the use of their product.