Houses and Buildings of The Hague – 7 Centuries of Architecture in the Hofstad – De Roy van Zuydewijn – Vintage approx. 1970

Houses and Buildings of The Hague – 7 Centuries of Architecture in the Hofstad – De Roy van Zuydewijn – Vintage approx. 1970

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Houses and Buildings of The Hague – 7 Centuries of Architecture in the Hofstad – De Roy van Zuydewijn – Vintage approx. 1970

Houses and Buildings of The Hague – 7 Centuries of Architecture in the Hofstad – De Roy van Zuydewijn – Vintage approx. 1970

€12,50

The Hague is not just something you read about in history books.
You walk through it every day.

"Haagse huizen en gebouwen" (Houses and Buildings of The Hague) is a loving and detailed overview of seven centuries of architecture in the royal city — from the medieval Binnenhof to New Objectivity and Dudok.

Written by H.J.F. de Roy van Zuydewijn and published by De Bussy in the early 1970s, this book breathes the era in which architecture was once again viewed with historical consciousness.

What you get:

  • A chronological overview of architectural styles in The Hague

  • Black and white photos of iconic buildings

  • Attention to Berlage, Dudok, Delftse School

  • Topographical index and architects' index

  • Compact, handy format

The spine shows slight wear, but the interior is neat and complete.

A beautiful book for:

  • The Hague enthusiast

  • The architecture student

  • The collector of urban history

  • Or as a subtle addition to a characterful bookshelf

Not a coffee table object.
But a book with substance and character.


Specifications

Title: Haagse huizen en gebouwen
Subtitle: 7 centuries of architecture in the royal city
Author: H.J.F. de Roy van Zuydewijn
Publisher: J.H. de Bussy N.V., Amsterdam
Period: approx. 1970–1972
Format: Paperback
Height: 20 cm
Thickness: approx. 1 cm
Condition: Good vintage condition, spine with signs of wear

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