Forum, Vol 12. No. 05, 1957

Contents of this issue:
Arthur Staal: Netherlands Institute for Training Abroad, “Nijenrode” in Breukelen
J. Schipper: Youth Hostel, “de Stadsdoelen” in Amsterdam. Study design for farms.

CHRONICLE:
Speech by Ir. Sevenhuijsen upon assuming the chairmanship of A. et A.
ARK an exhibition of ecclesiastical architecture? Can we build churches already?

On the cover:
Design drawing for the facade on the Groenburgwal in Amsterdam for the Stadsdoelen Youth Hostel, Architects W. A. ​​Ulrich and B. J. F. Kamphuis
Typographic design: G. Boon, Architect

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Gert Boon
Forum
Forum was a Dutch architecture and design journal documenting modernist building and applied design in the Netherlands across the twentieth century.

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Forum, Vol 12. No. 05, 1957. Design by Gert Boon
Forum, Vol 12. No. 05, 1957. Design by Gert Boon
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