The author calls Duintjer's leisure building at Werkspoor in Zuilen (Utrecht) and the Kruiskerk in Amstelveen neo-Berlagian, i.e. an architecture 'which fits into the climate of Berlagian principles in both form and spirit'(24). Despite a romantic slant, he still recognizes "the earlier supporter of functionalism" (67). | Kropholler is mentioned as a follower of Berlage, but the author has little sympathy for his style. | On p.79, A. Staal is mentioned as founder and associate of the architectural group De 8. On p.80, the formation of Group'32 is mentioned whose members include: Zanstra; Giesen; Sijmons; Boeken; Komter; A. Staal; Van Woerden and Groenewegen. A. Staal is mentioned as a forerunner of a new monumentality in Neo-classicism but fiercely opposed the Delft School and its archaic architecture.