Berlage designed five complexes; Tolstraat, Transvaalbuurt, Spreeuwenpark, Nieuwe Tolstraat and Staatsliedenbuurt. The latter two were eventually executed to the design of J.C. van Epen, although Berlage's influence remains clearly visible. Tolstraat is described in detail, but it remains unclear exactly which part is meant. The various floor plan types are discussed as well as the mirroring of the types. No drawings of the Tolstraat/Nieuwe Tolstraat have survived in Berlage's archives. In addition, Spreeuwenpark and Staatsliedenbuurt are discussed. The article also includes a rendering of the AWV's main housing types, floor plans for high-rise and low-rise buildings. Hotel Nassau-Bergen, the Tolstraat, the Dr. Schaepmanstraat and the Spreeuwenpark are additionally discussed separately.J.C. van Epen and H.P. Berlage design housing construction on the Spreeuwenpark in 1911 for the General Housing Association,housing construction on the Tolstraat in 1910 for the General Housing Association, housing construction on the Schaepmanstraat in 1913 for the General Housing Association.J.C. van Epen designs Hotel Nassau for J. van Reenen and C.F. Zeiler.J.C. van Epen and H.P.Berlage make design contribution extension to Hotel Nassau in 1909 extension to Hotel Nassau in 1913.| Oeuvre overview of H.P. Berlage. Henri Evers is mentioned on p. 113 (competition cathedral facade Milan, 1886) and p. 121 (competition Ned. Herv. kerk in Apeldoorn, 1890). | Life and work of Berlage, with a complete oeuvre list.