Jan de Liefde School
Ingwersen, Arnoldus Ulricus

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Jan de Liefdeschool
Boomspijker [Community Center]
Date
1929-1930Description
Overall raking view of the canal-front facade; The former school (closed 1974) is located on the Rechtboomssloot canal and now is a neighborhood community center (since 1977). The Reverend Jan de Liefde was a Christian reformer (of the Society for the Salvation of the People) who opened an elementary school across the canal (number 73) in a renovated warehouse in 1873. In 1929 this building, commissioned by the Society, was built across the canal at number 52 to house the school. It has three floors and an attic and is reinforced concrete clad with brick. It is listed as a protected Rijksmonument (# 518414).
Source: Rijksmonument Register [website]; http://monumentenregister.cultureelerfgoed.nl/ (accessed 6/2/2014)
Type of Work
community center; school (building)Subject
architecture, Education, Amsterdam school, Twentieth century, Expressionist
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