Minerva Pavilion
Amsterdam, Netherlands
No longer standing
Demolished or destroyed.
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The Minerva Pavilion was a concert hall and conservatory building in Amsterdam designed by Dick Greiner in the Amsterdam School architectural style. Constructed in 1928, the structure served the city's musical and educational communities until its demolition in 1969. The building exemplified the distinctive modernist yet expressionistic character of the Amsterdam School movement, which was prominent in early twentieth-century Dutch architecture.
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- Type
- concert hall, school building, destroyed building or structure
- Place
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
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