Urinoir Ouwezijds Voorburgwal
Amsterdam, Netherlands
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The Urinoir Ouwezijds Voorburgwal is a public toilet in Amsterdam, Netherlands, designed in the Amsterdam School architectural style and designated as a Rijksmonument. Built as a pissoir—a type of public urinal structure characteristic of European cities—it represents a functionalist approach to urban infrastructure adapted through the distinctive aesthetic vocabulary of early twentieth-century Dutch modernism. The building stands as a heritage landmark, reflecting both the practical needs of city planning and the artistic ambitions of its era.
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- Type
- pissoir, public toilet
- Heritage
- Rijksmonument
- Place
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
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