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Friend, Jacobus Johannes

Jacobus Johannes Vriend, son of Gerrit Vriend and Christijntje Beutler, was born on June 4, 1896 in Gorinchem. He was teacher industrial school and architect by profession.
The architecture of our countryBuilding on the left building on the right : notes on architecture and politicsOn the design for Amsterdam city hall on the Amstel / C. Wegener Sleeswijk. The latest City Hall design for Amsterdam : rock in the fire? / J.J. VriendOld Amsterdam architecture seen in three walksArchitecture as an interplay of space and formHelp build your own homeBungalows : Germany, England, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, DenmarkPost-war small country houses in the NetherlandsRepetitorium for the history of architecture.Styles in architecture [1967].Repetitorium for the history of architecture.Reflexes : Dutch building after 1945 = Building in the Netherlands = Bauen in Holland = l'Architecture néerlandaiseArchitecture of this centuryThe countrysideNetherlands builds in natural and brickThe ground on which we standBuilding : handbook for the practice of building, volume 1Netherlands builds in natural and brickConstruction and execution of modern stucco work : handbook for architects, structural engineers and stucco workersThe architectural specifications [1944].Perspective drawing for structural engineers : shading in rectangular projection : sketching and measuringYearbook of Dutch Art IAmsterdam SchoolArchitecture for our time : development of building in the last hundred yearsArchitecture of all time : from prehistory to the present dayThe citiesMan in the city of man : introductions held at the 1969 Catholic Student Days in TilburgPioneers of the present : exhibition 'Living 1870 to tomorrow'Repetitorium for the history of architecture.Newer architecture : brief survey of the historical development of architectureModern country houses in the NetherlandsPost-war small country houses in the NetherlandsArchitecture : hand and study book for the structural engineerSikkens GKf number: architecture, industrial design and colorBuilding : handbook of practice, part 1Building : handbook for the practice of building, volume 2The Amsterdam SchoolRepetitorium for the history of architecture.L'Ecole d'AmsterdamWe lost a great master builder : thinking of J.J.P. Oud
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Elsevier'The ground on which we stand'. A publication commissioned by 'Linoleum Krommenie' by Dick Elfers and J.J. Vriend.'Inscription' .... for the Toegangh tot Tuynstadt Slotermeer'Unnational nationalism'... because people need you anyway, even if they hardly believe it1898 - 1948 Fifty years of Dutch architectureAll good things consist of threeAmsterdam residents agitate against subway plansAMSTERDAMSE SCHOOL by J.J. Vriend [Book review].Architect Oud and the melody in architecture (2)Architecture award from the municipality of AmsterdamArendzen and Friend, Modern Plastering [Book Review].Meeting on NerviMeetingsBook Review and some more "Newer Architecture" [...] by J.J. Friend [...].Book review. Architecture by G. Arendzen and J.J. Vriend. Part IIBook Review. Architecture, by G. Arendzen and J.J. Vriend. Volume II [...]Book Review. J.J. Friend, BuildingBook review. J.J. Vriend, Post-war small country houses in the NetherlandsBook Review. J.J. Friend. BuildingBook Review. J.J. Friend: BuildingBook review. Perspektive für Architekten, by Arch. Prof. W. SchütteBook review: Architecture as an interplay of space and form. By J.J. Vriend [...]Book review; The Netherlands builds in natural and brick [J.J. Vriend].Book reviews. 'Newer architecture,' J.J. FriendBook Reviews. Post-war small country houses in the Netherlands, by J.J. VriendBook review[.] The architecture of our country by J.J. VriendBook ReviewBook ReviewBook ReviewBook ReviewBook ReviewBook ReviewBook TableBook TableBook TableBook TableBook TableBook TableBook Table
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Friend, Jacobus Johannes

Jacobus Johannes Vriend, son of Gerrit Vriend and Christijntje Beutler, was born on June 4, 1896 in Gorinchem. He was teacher industrial school and architect by profession.