Flesseman

Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Designed by Jordanus Roodenburgh and Hendrik Wijdeveld and completed in 1927, the Flesseman in Amsterdam exemplifies the Amsterdam School architectural movement. This Dutch style, which emerged in the early twentieth century, is characterized by sculptural brickwork, expressive ornamentation, and an emphasis on craftsmanship—qualities evident in this Amsterdam structure built during the height of the movement's influence.