Pottecher (Marie), Haegel (Olivier) et Doucet (Hervé) dir., La Neustadt de Strasbourg, Un laboratoire urbain (1871-1930)

The Neustadt district of Strasbourg, once criticized for its aesthetic shortcomings by the chief architect of historic monuments in 1960, has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2017. This prestigious designation reflects a shift in perception and appreciation of the urban ensemble, highlighting it as a shared cultural heritage. The study, directed by Marie Pottecher, Olivier Haegel, and Hervé Doucet, explores the transformation and significance of the Neustadt from its inception in 1871 to 1930, emphasizing its role as an urban laboratory that has left a lasting impact on the city's development.

Eberhardt, S. (2018). Pottecher (Marie), Haegel (Olivier) et Doucet (Hervé) dir., La Neustadt de Strasbourg, Un laboratoire urbain (1871-1930). Revue d’Alsace, 144, 511–512. https://doi.org/10.4000/alsace.3012