This book, a survey work, describes the Van Nieukerkens as the main representatives of the Dutch Renaissance style. As most important works are mentioned: Cadettenschool Alkmaar, Huishoudschool Laan van Meerdervoort The Hague, Remonstrantse Kerk De Laan The Hague, Algemeen Academisch Ziekenhuis Groningen, villa de Wittenburg Wassenaar, villa Duin en Kruidberg Santpoort,villa De Lathmer Wilp, office building Bataafse Petroleum Maatschappij The Hague and Koloniaal Instituut voor de Tropen Amsterdam. | Architectural History,|the author provides an overview of neo-classicism and eclecticism in this volume, among others. In the chapter "the century of eclecticism," from pg. 391 Dutch architecture is discussed. Works by P. Adams, A. Noordendorp, J. de Greef, J.D. Zocher, Z. Reyers, T.F. Suys and C. Alewijn, among others, are discussed. From Noordendorp, the former palace of Prince Frederik in The Hague is mentioned | P. 416: "We further mention the office building 'Hermes' on den Scheepmakershaven by Otten and Logeman. It is further said that Otten is known primarily by residential houses.