Wieger Brown (1893-1971) architect

Wieger Brown was a Dutch architect. From 1947 he could add the title of extraordinary professor at Wageningen to his palmares.

Main achievements
Municipal housing in the Transvaal neighborhood in Amsterdam (1921).
Houses in Slootdorp in Wieringermeer (1932).
The nursing home Rusthoeve Purmerend (1933).
Church in Bruinisse.

Municipal expansion and reconstruction plans
Den Helder
Wieringermeer
Klundert
Haarlemmermeer

Cornelis Jouke Blaauw (1885-1947) Architect

Cornelis Blaauw was a Dutch architect. His design style was usually simple and strict with many classical properties.

Main projects
Property Blocks in Amsterdam.
Building for the Council of Labour in Amsterdam, along with J.H. van der Veen.
Villa Construction in the Park Lake District in Bergen.
Restoration and renovations to the City Hall in Leiden (1929)
Town Alphen aan de Rijn.

J.W.C. Boks (1904-1986) Building Engineer and Architect

Boxing was a civil engineer and architect. In addition to numerous houses he also realized great public buildings. There is even a book 'JWC Boks (1904-1986)' published about him, written by Hans W. Bakx.

Known realizations
Dutch Building Centre in Rotterdam (1948).
Delta Hotel Vlaanrdingen (1951-1955).
Club building in Vierhouten (1953).
Dutch Pavilion for Expo '58 in Brussels (1958).
Holy Hospital in Vlaardingen (1954-1964).

Johannes Hendrik Willem Leliman (1878-1921) Architect and Building Engineering

Johannes Hendrik Willem Leliman was a Dutch architect. He went to school at the Poly-Technical School in Delft. After graduating he obtained the title as building engineer. Beside building houses, villas and ordinary housing, he was also editor of the Construction World and author of several books about houses and homes in the Netherlands. He also edited Gugel's History of Architectural Styles. He was also a board member at the Association of the Delft engineers, the craftschool and the ANWB. John was also co-founder of the Institute of Architecture and the Federal Heemschut.

Important works
ANWB mushroom.
North South Holland Coffee Shop (1911).
Domestic science in Amsterdam (1907).
Israeli Children's Hospital in Zandvoort (1912).
Numerous villas in places like Bussum, Laren, Houses Hilversum, Blaricium and Ulft.
Social housing in Amsterdam, especially in the Vogelbuurt, Meeuwenlaan Hawk Hitting, Leeuwerikstraat, Koekoeksplein, Fazantenweg and Wielewaalstraat.

John Fake Berghoef (1903-1994) building engineer

John Fake Berghoef is a Dutch engineer. Since 1947, he was also a professor at the Aalsmeer. He was particularly active in his hometown Aalsmeer. Along with JM Vegter he won the prize for the competition of the Amsterdam Town Hall in 1939.

Realizations
Auction building Old Auction in Aalsmeer (1931)
The Church of Aalsmeer (1936)
Amsterdam Town Hall (1939)
Houses in Aalsmeer (1931-1939)
Houses in Wierngermeer (1931-1932)
Houses in Amsterdam
Houses on the Westeinderplas (after the war)
Property Complex Amstelhof in Amsterdam (1952)
Church of Westkapelle
Council House in Hengelo (1949)

Hendrik P. Berlage (1865-1934) architect

Hendrik Berlage was a Dutch architect with an international reputation. He created original architectural styles, this way he acquired his celebrity. He had his own vision of how renovation of architecture needed to be done. He wrote everything down and then published a number of books.

He influenced many architects, especially by top project for the Exhibition in Amsterdam (1898-1903). He was also working on decorative arts including furniture and paneling. And because he was so passionate about spaces and how to fill out he did the urban expansion of Amsterdam South, that of The Hague and Utrecht.

Most famous buildings
Exchange in Amsterdam (1898 - 1903).
Model Ranch Schipborg Zuidlaren (1914).
The hunting lodge of St. Hubert in the Hoge Veluwe.
Me the Netherlands in The Hague (1925).
Christian Science Church in The Hague (1925).
The Gemeentemuseum in The Hague.

Tjeenk Junior de Bie Leuveling (1885-1940) building engineer

Tjeenk Junior is a Dutch building engineer.

Main works
Jaarbeurs buildings in Utrecht (1921, 1928 and 1938).
Braat office in Delft (1930).
Storehouse "The Silent" in Amsterdam (1933).

Jan Boterenbrood (1886-1932) Architect

Jan Boterenboord is a Dutch architect. He mainly built housing blocks in Amsterdam-West and South of Amsterdam (1923-1931) and in Tuindorp Nieuwendam (1923-1926).

Best works
The Huize 'Lydia' (1926)
The Rika Hopper Theatre (1927)

Johannes Andreas Brinkman (1902-1949) building engineer

John Brinkman was a Dutch engineer. Along with LC van der Vlugt, he built many homes in and around Rotterdam. Thus, the Van Nelle factory in Rotterdam is one of their showpieces. This building is an example of functional building with a concrete frame and a the mushroom-system for the columns and floors. There was also used a lot of glass. After passing over of Van der Vlugt, he teamed up with Van den Broek in the office 'Brinkman and Van den Broek. Many works in the field of residential and non-residential building where established under his cooperation.

Known realizations
Van Nelle factory in Rotterdam (1925-1929)
Granary NV Granary Me in Rotterdam (1929-1930)
Feyenoord Stadium (1935-1936)
B of Theos. Ver. Tolstraat in Amsterdam (1926-1927)
Ypenburg Airfield.

Paul Henri Nicholas Briėt (1894-1978) building engineer

Paul Briėt was a building engineer from the Netherlands and son of the painter Arthur Briėt. In addition to numerous houses and villas he built schools and retirement homes.

Lifespan
He graduated as a civil engineer at the Technical University in Delft.
Then he went into the service of the Dutch Railways where he worked with architect CB Posthumus Meyes.
In 1927, Paul formed a partnership with Johan Hanrath.
After passing over of Johan Hanrath in 1932, Paul continued his profession as an engineer on his own.

Known works
The Lyceum in Bilt (1930)
Property Complex in Velsen (1950)
Property Complex in West Capelle (1950)

Wieger Brown (1893) architect

Wieger Brown is a Dutch architect. From 1947 he was an extraordinary professor in Wageningen. He designed many municipal expansion and reconstruction plans including that of Den Helder, Wieringermeer, Klundert, Haarlemmermeer and many more.

Important works
The Municipal Housing in the Transvaal neighborhood in Amsterdam (1921).
Numerous homes in the Slootdorp Wieringermeer (1932).
The nursing home 'Rusthoeve' in Purmerend (1933).
Church of Bruinisse.

Bernard Bijvoet (1889-1979) building engineer and architect

Bernard Bijvoet was a Dutch building engineer and architect at the architectural office ir B. mugwort and prof. GH Holt.

Main achievements
Technical school in Leaning Inge (with Ir. J. Duiker)
The sanatorium 'Sun Ray' in Hilversum (1928)
Country house in Aerdenhout (along with G. H. Holt)
Houses in Kijkduin (along with G. H. Holt)

Alexander Bodon (1906-1993) architect

Alexander Bodon was a Dutch architect who worked with U. Cysouw.

Main buildings
Van Melle's Factories in Rotterdam (1947-1948) together with U. Cysouw.
Shop House and bookstore Schroeder and Dupont on the Keizersgracht in Amsterdam.
Houses in Watergraafsmeer.

Albert Boeken (1891-1951) building engineer

Albert Boeken is a Dutch building engineer. From 1917 he was also active as an editor for the magazine 'Forum'. He also restored many buildings that were destroyed during the First World War.

Main buildings
Villas in Bilthoven (1928).
Apartment Complexes in Amsterdam (1928).
The substation of G.E.B. in Amsterdam (1923).
The school complex in Oostzaan (1925-1926).
The rebuilding it, in the First World War devastated, drive to the airport of Schiphol (1928).
Apollo in Amsterdam (1933).
A restaurant in Bergen aan Zee (1948).
A studio in Bergen-Inside (1949).
Restoration of the rectory in Largen (G.) and Geldermalsen.

Berend Tobia Boeyinga (1886-1969) architect

Berend Tobia Boeyinga was a Dutch architect. He worked at M. de Klerk and was from 1921 to 1926 architect at the Municipal Housing Agency of Amsterdam. He built some houses and many churches.

Important works
Church of Haarlem (1926).
Church in Bergen (NH) (1926).
Church in Bergen op Zoom (1928).
Church in Rotterdam (1927).
Church of Wassenaar (1939).
Reformed Church in Amsterdam (with DJ Istha).
Restoration of St. Cunerakerk of Rhenen and tower.
Eusebius Church and tower of Arnhem (1947).
Central Administration Building Peace Peace Foundation in Bergen op Zoom (1930).
The laboratories of the Free University in Amsterdam (1932).