In the period up to the end of the Second World War, 21 women in the Netherlands completed an academic architectural course. Five of these women married a fellow architect and conducted a joint architectural practice with their husband. These practices profited from the post-war reconstruction boom and, in the 1950s and ’60s, from the growing demand for housing and utilitarian buildings. Jannie Kammer-Kret, Toki Lammers-Koeleman, Jeanne van Rood-van Rijswijk, Koos Pot-Keegstra and Lotte Stam-Beese contrived to flourish in their chosen profession, and all had successful careers. The collaborative model embraced by these couples, which allowed the female partners to develop their potential to the full, was surprisingly emancipated for t...
After 1968, few changes were made to the Royal Palace in Amsterdam and eventually the palace was no ...
In the middle of the eighteenth century, the so-called Koopmanshuis (Merchant’s House) at Rechter Ro...
In October 2018 officials from the Amsterdam Monuments and Archaeology department (MA) made a surpri...
The Amsterdam architect Arnold Ingwersen (1882-1959) left behind a substantial body of work, yet it ...
The new, enlarged premises for the Tweede Kamer (Lower House) took shape between 1970 and 1992. The ...
The Westelijke Tuinsteden (western garden suburbs) in Amsterdam are regarded as a textbook example o...
In several academic disciplines that focus on (historical) building practice there is growing intere...
De kritiek die Koolhaas in 1990 op het symposium Hoe modern is de Nederlandse architectuur? uit, gaa...
De kritiek die Koolhaas in 1990 op het symposium Hoe modern is de Nederlandse architectuur? uit, gaa...
De kritiek die Koolhaas in 1990 op het symposium Hoe modern is de Nederlandse architectuur? uit, gaa...
In the 1970s and ’80s residents and architects in Amsterdam worked together to shape the renewal of ...
The website of De Grote Hof in Ypenburg features the following recommendation alongside the building...
The idea that the development of twentieth-century modern architecture constitutes a linear and inev...
In late 1895, in response to an ostensibly innocuous budget debate in the Lower House, a public war ...
In 2002, the Jeruzalem neighbourhood in the residential area Frankendaal, Amsterdam, threatened to b...
After 1968, few changes were made to the Royal Palace in Amsterdam and eventually the palace was no ...
In the middle of the eighteenth century, the so-called Koopmanshuis (Merchant’s House) at Rechter Ro...
In October 2018 officials from the Amsterdam Monuments and Archaeology department (MA) made a surpri...
The Amsterdam architect Arnold Ingwersen (1882-1959) left behind a substantial body of work, yet it ...
The new, enlarged premises for the Tweede Kamer (Lower House) took shape between 1970 and 1992. The ...
The Westelijke Tuinsteden (western garden suburbs) in Amsterdam are regarded as a textbook example o...
In several academic disciplines that focus on (historical) building practice there is growing intere...
De kritiek die Koolhaas in 1990 op het symposium Hoe modern is de Nederlandse architectuur? uit, gaa...
De kritiek die Koolhaas in 1990 op het symposium Hoe modern is de Nederlandse architectuur? uit, gaa...
De kritiek die Koolhaas in 1990 op het symposium Hoe modern is de Nederlandse architectuur? uit, gaa...
In the 1970s and ’80s residents and architects in Amsterdam worked together to shape the renewal of ...
The website of De Grote Hof in Ypenburg features the following recommendation alongside the building...
The idea that the development of twentieth-century modern architecture constitutes a linear and inev...
In late 1895, in response to an ostensibly innocuous budget debate in the Lower House, a public war ...
In 2002, the Jeruzalem neighbourhood in the residential area Frankendaal, Amsterdam, threatened to b...
After 1968, few changes were made to the Royal Palace in Amsterdam and eventually the palace was no ...
In the middle of the eighteenth century, the so-called Koopmanshuis (Merchant’s House) at Rechter Ro...
In October 2018 officials from the Amsterdam Monuments and Archaeology department (MA) made a surpri...