Jugendbauten unserer ZeitBauten für die Jugend = Structures for childrenThe gentle wheels of reciprocity : children's home in AmsterdamColony houses in EgmondOf darkness and light : some pictures of 't National Rescue Army.[Municipal monument description Relweg 57, Wijk aan Zee]"The Ant's Nest" at Koog on TexelAt the text figuresConstruction News from the CapitalThe children's homeHow does the children's broadcast take place?Huize Lievenshove at OosterhoutJ.E. van Renessehuis in OosterbeekJewish Children's Home in AmsterdamKamphuizen at Gilze-Rijen[.] Architects: Ir. W. van Tijen, H.A. Maaskant, A. Waskowsky (1937).Children's center in LeidenKinderhuis 'Averbeek' in Enschede architect ir. J. Cannegieter collaborating architect J.G. DrenthChildren's home 'St. Jozef' in Veldhoven, the NetherlandsChildren's home 't Vinkennest in VelsenChildren's home in AmsterdamChildren's home at Oostvoorne bureau of architecture A., den Hartog, RotterdamChildren's home at VelsenChildren's home "Amstelstad"Children's home in Amsterdam : the gentle wheels of reciprocityChildren's home in AmsterdamChildren's home in Hilversum architect H. StoelhorstCountry house in Beverewijk Arch: Ir. H.T. ZwiersMedical day care center 'Kleuterzorg' in ArnhemChildren's medical home at Hellendoorn architect A. den Hartog, RotterdamChildren's medical home in Oostvoorne architectural firm A. den Hartog in Doorn/RotterdamPavilion Lozen-Oord at Ermelo, for 26 GirlsPavilion for 20 girls, founded in BarneveldShort-stay-home 't Raayke in Tienray"Agatha House" FoundationTechnical data and explanation for a children's colony houseHome for slow-learning childrenHome for difficult-to-educate children in Bergen op ZoomNotes to Plates. The Ned. Indian civil servants' residences III. (Continued from page 63)Holiday home in OostvoorneThe Civil Orphanage now in a new home under 336 domes
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