Roland Holst studio house
Zundert, Netherlands
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In the village of Zundert in the Netherlands, architect Margaret Staal-Kropholler designed this studio house in 1919 as an expressionist work of the Amsterdam School movement. Built as a residence and working space, the building exemplifies the angular forms and distinctive aesthetic of early twentieth-century Dutch expressionism. Now recognized as a Rijksmonument, the Roland Holst studio house stands as a significant example of Staal-Kropholler's architectural practice during a formative period of modernist design in the Netherlands.
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- Built
- Type
- studio house
- Heritage
- Rijksmonument
- Place
- Zundert, Netherlands
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