Lijnbaansgracht 259-260

Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Located in Amsterdam's Centrum district, this pair of adjacent buildings at Lijnbaansgracht 259–260 exemplifies the Amsterdam School architectural style. Designed by the Dienst der Publieke Werken (Public Works Department) and completed in 1932, the structure reflects the distinctive characteristics of early 20th-century Dutch modernism that flourished in the city during this period. Recognized as a municipal monument, the building preserves an important example of the period's approach to urban residential and civic architecture.