* location:Zeist;Kerkweg;1e Hogeweg
* Client:Amro bank
* Collaboration with other offices:H.H. van Herwerden
* brief description:Design of an Amro-bank in Zeist (1968-1969). The first design consists of a buried parking lot with the first floor and floor above it resting on columns. The floor plan is rectangular except for an extension with toilets and book safe. Part of the first floor and floor is occupied by rentable office space. The facade consists of horizontal moldings of different widths. In August 1969, a new design is presented, in collaboration with Van Herwerden. The bank now has a circular floor plan. Two floors of the building support on columns. Beneath the building are a bicycle shed, night safe and drive-in greenhouse. The first floor has a central administration area surrounded by several offices. On the first floor, the hall is in the middle surrounded by office spaces. The boardroom extends into a pointed bay window. In December that year (100), another new design is presented. It has a rectangular floor plan, is composed of two layers and part of the roof is "unfolded.