Van den Broek and Bakema
The architectural firm Van den Broek and Bakema had its origins in the firm Michiel Brinkman (1873-1925), which was founded around 1910. Brinkman is best known as the designer of the famous Justus van Effen complex in Spangen near the Sparta stadium in Rotterdam (1922).
When Michiel Brinkman died, Leendert van der Vlugt (1894-1936) was asked to succeed him, as Michiel Brinkman's son was still in Delft studying at the Technische Hogeschool for civil engineering. The firm was called Brinkman and Van der Vlugt from 1925 to 1936. Jan Brinkman (1902-1949) becomes the man in charge of relations and Van der Vlugt is the inspired designer of, among other things, the famous Van Nelle Factory (1925-1931), Sonneveld House (1932/1933) and the Feyenoord stadium "De Kuip"(1936).
After the death of Van der Vlugt (1936), his work was continued by Jo van den Broek. By then Van den Broek had been working as an independent architect for ten years. The firm was called Brinkman and Van den Broek from 1936 to 1951. With Jan Brinkman, he realized a considerable series of projects especially in Rotterdam, including parts of the Rotterdam plan Blijdorp.
Brutalismus in der architektur : Ethik oder Ästhetik?Building : handbook for the practice of building, volume 2The new Arnhem post officeA telephone booth on the Lijnbaan : the tradition of an architectural firm : M. Brinkman, Brinkman and Van der Vlugt, Van den Broek and BakemaEuropa de postguerra 1945-1965 : arte después del diluvioWettbewerb für einen Neubau des Stadttheaters Zürich : Bericht des PreisgerichtesCityplan Eindhoven (1967-1970) : the most modern design for the cityArchitektur und Städtebau : das Werk van den Broek und Bakema.Pampus plan : living on the horizonVan Nelle factory to be restored to its former gloryBeltman, three generations of factory buildersIs the Wibautstraat still salvageable? : a master plan for Amsterdam's ugliest streetOMA 'at the party'Submitted letter The Aula and the Cold WarStylish villas of LNV belong in Veluwe forest; the establishment of the Expertise Center in Ede and the expansion of the Plant Protection Service in WageningenWhat the neighbor buildsThe Lijnbaan : prototype of a post-war shopping center : Maaskant lecture Prof. Dr. Ed TaverneArt column Collage : interview with Meindert Booij [audio].The Lijnbaan in RotterdamBruut : atlas of brutalism in the NetherlandsSo is Ter MeulenOriginal copies : blueprints, whiteprints, zips and photocopies at the architectural office, 1870-2000Invented from copies : blueprints, whiteprints, zips and photocopies in the architectural office, 1870-2000
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Van den Broek and Bakema
The architectural firm Van den Broek and Bakema had its origins in the firm Michiel Brinkman (1873-1925), which was founded around 1910. Brinkman is best known as the designer of the famous Justus van Effen complex in Spangen near the Sparta stadium in Rotterdam (1922).
When Michiel Brinkman died, Leendert van der Vlugt (1894-1936) was asked to succeed him, as Michiel Brinkman's son was still in Delft studying at the Technische Hogeschool for civil engineering. The firm was called Brinkman and Van der Vlugt from 1925 to 1936. Jan Brinkman (1902-1949) becomes the man in charge of relations and Van der Vlugt is the inspired designer of, among other things, the famous Van Nelle Factory (1925-1931), Sonneveld House (1932/1933) and the Feyenoord stadium "De Kuip"(1936).
After the death of Van der Vlugt (1936), his work was continued by Jo van den Broek. By then Van den Broek had been working as an independent architect for ten years. The firm was called Brinkman and Van den Broek from 1936 to 1951. With Jan Brinkman, he realized a considerable series of projects especially in Rotterdam, including parts of the Rotterdam plan Blijdorp.
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