Verheul renovates hotel De Twee Steden. | Architectural guide to the city of The Hague, with buildings from the period 1800-1940. By the architect M.P.J.H. Klijnen two buildings are mentioned, the Roman Catholic girls' school on the Amalia van Solmsstraat and the boys' school on the Koningin Sophiestraat. | The guide gives an overview of architecture in The Hague per district. There are 15 districts distinguished. Each section is preceded by a brief urban planning introduction. Each address is accompanied by a photo illustration and a brief description of the work. At the back is an architect's directory and an address directory. Five works by the Van Nieukerkens are included. | The apartment building and office on Mauritskade are strongly defined by cubist grouping of various components, brickwork red brick with deep joints and horizontal accentuation with concrete sills.J.J. Brandes strengthens seclusion of the square by building the two L-shaped strips of flats on the Mauritskade side closer together.The municipal elementary school Prinses Marijke is a good example of brick architecture by J.J. Brandes.J.J. Brandes creates a unity with nature and public space with his design. J.J. Brandes uses rhythmic repetition of façade surfaces that jump forward and back.J.J. Brandes designs new type of apartment, the park apartment.J.J. Brandes designs complex of 52 apartments arranged around a rectangular space.J.J. Brandes uses horizontal articulation characteristic of his style with concrete lintels and sills, the far projecting roofs and the so-called "board and batten" motif in the brickwork.J.J. Brandes avoided gloomy facades through the use of linked bay windows that narrow and recede slightly per floor.Dalton H.B.S in The Hague is characteristic of Hague Expressionism.Also included in the book is a necrology of J.J. Brandes. | Evers is a member of the beauty committee on the construction of Zorgvliet villa park, The Hague. | Architectural Guide The Hague 1800-1940. | The book provides an overview of architecture in The Hague from 1800-1940. Various architectural styles are discussed. Among the neo-classicism, A. Noordendorp is mentioned. A brief life history of the architects is also given in the register, with mention of their works. The following works by Noordendorp are discussed: the Von Wied Pavilion at Scheveningen, the former Palace of Prince Frederik at Korte Voorhout and the renovation and extension of the Kneuterdijk Palace. There is a separate chapter with disappeared buildings from the period 1800-1940 (including Prince Frederik's Palace). | This guide includes a brief building history of the Bezuidenhout area and a description of the Plan Molensloot. | The book provides an overview of architecture in The Hague from 1800-1940. Various architectural styles are discussed. Among the neo-classicism, A. Tollus is mentioned. A brief life history of him is also given in the register of architects with mention of his work: St. Petrus Banden at Rijsenburg (1809-1810) with forecourt surrounded by curved wings consisting of low dwellings and stores; Reformed Church at 's-Gravenzande (1815); St. Jan at Lange Haven at Schiedam; chapel at the R.C. cemetery at Kerkhoflaan 10 (1833-1838); St. Willibrordus Church at The Hague (1821-1822) and the presbytery thereon (1824). From Tollus the following buildings are discussed: the cemetery chapel on the R.C. cemetery on Kerkhoflaan, the, now demolished, St. Willibrorduskerk on Assendelftsestraat and the presbytery. There is a separate chapter with disappeared buildings from the period 1800-1940. | Also contains a good introduction to the Um 1800 style.