Complex met een- en tweegezinswoningen

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

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This Amsterdam residential complex, designed by Hijman Louis de Jong and completed in 1919, exemplifies the Amsterdam School architectural movement. The structure comprises both single- and two-family dwellings, reflecting the era's progressive approach to urban housing design. Designated a Rijksmonument, the building preserves the distinctive formal language of the Amsterdam School—characterized by expressive brickwork, sculptural ornamentation, and attention to the relationship between form and function that defined Dutch modernist residential architecture in the early twentieth century.