Amsterdam, Netherlands

Weteringschans 261, Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Weteringschans 261 is a Renaissance Revival building in Amsterdam, Netherlands, designed by architect Dolf van Gendt and completed in 1883. Constructed of natural stone, brick, and limestone, the structure exemplifies the ornamental sensibilities of late 19th-century Dutch revival architecture. Today it holds the status of a municipal monument in the Netherlands.

Architect

Movement

Built

1883

Type

building

Materials

natural stone, brick, limestone

Heritage

municipal monument in the Netherlands

Place

Amsterdam, Netherlands

This building on

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Location

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