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Urban Development of Amsterdam 1939-1967

Review, included in chapter 15 Social Institutions work of architect Blaauw: the building for the Council of Labor (photo) in collaboration with H.J. van der Veen, completed by H.T. Zwiers. | Comprehensive book on the urban development of Amsterdam.By Berghoef, the apartment building in system construction on Comeniusstraat in Slotervaart is discussed. It was built in 1956 by the NV Nemavo as a private premium building. It has 7 floors, on the 1st floor housing for singles, above that maisonettes on galleries. The history of the competition for the City Hall is also described, which Berghoef worked on intermittently with Vegter from 1936 to 1964. | Mention of the housing complex De Dageraad, Pieter Lodewijk Takstraat. Kramer is also mentioned in connection with the construction of bridges. Here it is mentioned that Kramer's last bridge was built in the Slotermeer. No images. | Mentions include the Muzieklyceum by architect Greiner. | The history of urban development in Amsterdam.

Urban Development of Amsterdam 1939-1967

Review, included in chapter 15 Social Institutions work of architect Blaauw: the building for the Council of Labor (photo) in collaboration with H.J. van der Veen, completed by H.T. Zwiers. | Comprehensive book on the urban development of Amsterdam.By Berghoef, the apartment building in system construction on Comeniusstraat in Slotervaart is discussed. It was built in 1956 by the NV Nemavo as a private premium building. It has 7 floors, on the 1st floor housing for singles, above that maisonettes on galleries. The history of the competition for the City Hall is also described, which Berghoef worked on intermittently with Vegter from 1936 to 1964. | Mention of the housing complex De Dageraad, Pieter Lodewijk Takstraat. Kramer is also mentioned in connection with the construction of bridges. Here it is mentioned that Kramer's last bridge was built in the Slotermeer. No images. | Mentions include the Muzieklyceum by architect Greiner. | The history of urban development in Amsterdam.