Marius Duintjer was building engineer at the E.T.H. in Zurich. He worked in 1934 and 1935 with Le Corbusier in Paris. He built homes in Amsterdam and in Roosendaal.
Important works
Cruciform church of the Dutch Reformed Church in Amstelveen (1951). He offered several original solutions to the demands made by the Protestant church building organisation.
Printing Meijer Wormerveer (1953)
He made a design for a contest about the new Amsterdam Town Hall (1939 and 1942), together with A. Komter their design belonged to the second best entry.
Recreation building for 'Werkspoor' in Utrecht.
Hospital in Amsterdam
Hospital in Zwolle.
District building for the Dutch Reformed Church in Arnhem, along with G.J. and A.J. Lankhout.
Many housing and urban development projects for numerous municipalities in the Netherlands.
Important works
Cruciform church of the Dutch Reformed Church in Amstelveen (1951). He offered several original solutions to the demands made by the Protestant church building organisation.
Printing Meijer Wormerveer (1953)
He made a design for a contest about the new Amsterdam Town Hall (1939 and 1942), together with A. Komter their design belonged to the second best entry.
Recreation building for 'Werkspoor' in Utrecht.
Hospital in Amsterdam
Hospital in Zwolle.
District building for the Dutch Reformed Church in Arnhem, along with G.J. and A.J. Lankhout.
Many housing and urban development projects for numerous municipalities in the Netherlands.
