* reference:NAI, MAAXb1-b3 (written documents on factory buildings by Reesink). This archive contains written documents (correspondence regarding construction, permits, bills, weekly reports) as well as drawings of the shed. MAAXb4-b9 also contains drawings and correspondence concerning a technical service building on Noorderhaven (work number 170), a bicycle shed on Havenstraat (work number 914), expansion and remodeling of the office and canopies on the warehouses (work number 162) and completion of a shed (work number 177).
* location:Zutphen;Havenstraat
* brief description:Design of a semi-permanent shed for Reesink & Co in Zutphen (1946). The photos show a building with one side adjacent to the railroad, directly opposite Zutphen's old station, and with the other side to the harbor. Concrete skeleton, infilled with brick. On the street side (called the back on the drawing) the building has two floors, with an extra floor at the corner. Across the entire width is a loading balcony, roofed with a concrete canopy. Adjacent to the balcony are the loading doors that provide access to the shipping area. On the mezzanine level is the packing area. Here the facade consists largely of window frames. Behind this section facing the street is a single-story hall with a flat roof and one shed roof across the width of the hall. This is the warehouse space. The facade facing the railroad (called the front) is divided into three large bays, with three canopied doors.