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Architecture and urban planning in Rotterdam 1850-1940

A brief description is given of the English Church and the Zeemansinstituut and the Waalse Kerk. | On page 100 there is a mention of the Town Hall, designed by Henri Evers. Pages 126-127 mention the Remonstrant church, designed by Henri Evers and J.P. Stok Wzn. | Brief description of the building. Sculptor Jan Altorf provided the entrance parapets of the apartment building on the Westzeedijk with some sculptures. | Brief description of the post office on Coolsingel. | P. 100: Mention of Ottens participation in the Rotterdam Town Hall Competition in 1913. P. 56: Plan Witteveen (head of the municipal city development department) out, approved in 1931. The intersection Stadhoudersweg and Statenweg was undertaken by the municipality; the rest by private individuals. At this intersection four building blocks by the architects Van den Broek, A. Otten, and Ten Bosch.

Architecture and urban planning in Rotterdam 1850-1940

A brief description is given of the English Church and the Zeemansinstituut and the Waalse Kerk. | On page 100 there is a mention of the Town Hall, designed by Henri Evers. Pages 126-127 mention the Remonstrant church, designed by Henri Evers and J.P. Stok Wzn. | Brief description of the building. Sculptor Jan Altorf provided the entrance parapets of the apartment building on the Westzeedijk with some sculptures. | Brief description of the post office on Coolsingel. | P. 100: Mention of Ottens participation in the Rotterdam Town Hall Competition in 1913. P. 56: Plan Witteveen (head of the municipal city development department) out, approved in 1931. The intersection Stadhoudersweg and Statenweg was undertaken by the municipality; the rest by private individuals. At this intersection four building blocks by the architects Van den Broek, A. Otten, and Ten Bosch.