Fred Feddes is a Dutch writer and researcher specializing in spatial planning, urban history, and landscape architecture. His work frequently explores the intersection of human behavior and built environments, including themes such as cycling culture, historical preservation, and climate adaptation. He has contributed numerous essays and chapters to publications regarding Amsterdam's urban development and regional planning. Feddes is known for his analytical approach to how spatial structures shape social life.
Fietsstad Amsterdam. Hoe Amsterdam de fietshoofdstad van de wereld werd2019 · Uitgeverij Bas Lubberhuizen · book · DutchExplores Amsterdam's transformation into a cycling capital.
De deur is twee meter hoog / The door is two metres high2009 · De Verbeelding · essay · Dutch/EnglishEssay in Taco Anema's Honderd Hollandse huishoudens.
