Directiekeet Oud-Mathenesse

Rotterdam, Netherlands

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This modest architectural structure was designed by J. J. P. Oud in 1923 for Rotterdam's Het Witte Dorp (White Village), a workers' housing estate, and stands on Aakstraat. As an example of early modernist design by one of the Netherlands' leading architects of the period, the Directiekeet Oud-Mathenesse reflects the functionalist principles that characterized Oud's approach to twentieth-century urban planning and industrial-age housing.