Ritzema Boshuis
Wageningen, Netherlands
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The Ritzema Boshuis, built in 1937 in Wageningen, Netherlands, was a laboratory building designed by Gustav Cornelis Bremer in the Delftse School architectural style. Originally serving as the laboratory for the department of Tropical Agriculture at Wageningen University, the structure exemplified the modernist principles characteristic of its architectural movement. The building stood for over seven decades before its demolition in 2009.
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- Built
- Type
- building, laboratory
- Place
- Wageningen, Netherlands
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