OTYPE=R : boksjwccompleet.txt : 01196 | Date published 23-01-1965. This article is a brief biography of architect J. W. C. Boks (pictured) in honor of his sixtieth birthday. The piece mentions a number of works, by him and by the architects W. Eijkelenboom and A. Middelhoek with whom he associated in 1958, such as the vacation home on the Veluwe [ Oud-Milligen ] (photo exterior); the children's custodial home in Rotterdam; the Bouwcentrum in Rotterdam (photo interior); a number of villas; the village house in Vierhouten; the Delta hotel in Vlaardingen (photo exterior); the Hotel Britannia in Vlissingen; housing R.D.M. in Rotterdam; some retirement homes including the Maria Moll retirement home in Rotterdam (photo exterior ); offices; sheds and his own bungalow (photo exterior) in Rotterdam; the Dutch pavilion at Expo '58 in Brussels (together with architect Van den Broek, architect Bakema and architect Rietveld) a villa in Cremia Italy; a clock tower in Washington U.S.A.; the pathological-anatomical-bacteriological-serological laboratory at Deventer; the office building of the E.N.C.K. (photo exterior) at Vlaardingen; the office building of the V.O.S.-M.A.B.I. at Rotterdam; the office building of the V.G.Z. at Nijmegen; the office building of the S.V.Z. at Rotterdam; the lyceum (photo exterior) at Nijmegen; the student society Minerva at Leiden; the Holyziekenhuis (photo maquette) at Vlaardingen; etc..