Police station

Hilversum, Netherlands

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Designed by Willem Marinus Dudok and completed in 1919, this police station in Hilversum exemplifies the Amsterdam School, an early twentieth-century Dutch architectural movement known for its distinctive use of brick and expressive geometric forms. The building stands as a municipal monument in the Netherlands, reflecting both the functional requirements of civic administration and the artistic ambitions of its era.