An architectural movement of the early 20th century that has enriched Amsterdam with splendid historical neighbourhoods, buildings and bridges.
An architectural movement of the early 20th century that has enriched Amsterdam with splendid historical neighbourhoods, buildings and bridges.
'Wavy' balconies that playfully disappear into the facade (1921-23)
Ornate oriel window on the corner of J.M. Coenenstraat and Bartholomeus Ruloffsstraat (1923)
Scheepvaarthuis / Shipping House (1911-1916)
Apartment building in the Spaarndammerbuurt neighbourhood (1919-1921) photo: Janericloebe - CC BY 3.0
Located on both sides of the Lyceumbrug (1928) by Piet Kramer
Apartment building built in 1920 by Michel de Klerk / Piet Kramer
An old craft school built on a pentagonal plot of land surrounded on two sides by a canal (1921-23)
Social housing complex built in 1920 photo: Janericloebe - CC BY 3.0
Former stock exchange and masterpiece of the Amsterdam School architectural style (1896-1903)
place Damrak 243
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Social housing complex built in 1920 with asymmetrical windows, turrets and round corner balconies. The corner building looks like a steamship sailing through waves. Inside the building is a museum about the art and architecture of the Amsterdam School offering a guided tour within and around the building.
place Burgemeester Tellegenstraat 128
Eye-catching pointed arch window (1925-1927)
Built for the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam
Recently renovated apartment block opposite Het Schip (1921), with unusual windows, shutters, doors and bay window. Its small door window is shaped like a snow crystal cut by a spiral shell.
Historic train station and starting point of the former railway line to Amstelveen (1912-1915).
place Amstelveenseweg 266
