C.Chr. van Beaumont Cornelis Christiaan van Beaumont studied architecture at the private Hendrik de Keyser School in Amsterdam and then the school for Higher Architecture. He gained practical experience at several firms, including the firms of Jacob London and Tjeerd Kuipers. In 1923, Van Beaumont settled in Haarlem. Van Beaumont designed, mostly in Haarlem and its surroundings, country houses, stores, factories, offices and laboratories. Van Beaumont's work shows the influences of the Amsterdam School, Dudok, the Delft School and Scandinavian builders. Van Beaumont, who would continue to build into the 1960s, died in 1968. Note: the oeuvre of C.Chr. van Beaumont has not been (completely) inventoried.