national monument, located on Damrak and Beursplein, Oude Brugsteeg and Beursstraat, in the center of Amsterdam, designed by Hendrik Petrus Berlage. The building is now used as a center for exhibitions, conferences and other meetings. The Beurs van Berlage belongs to the ‘Top 100 of the National Office for Monument Care’ from 1990. NEN measurements carried out by MeetAtelier (part of IGG Bouweconomie).
De Balie
De Balie is a platform for free speech, contemporary art, debate and culture on Leidseplein in Amsterdam. In thirty years, De Balie has grown into a phenomenon in the field of high-profile debates and (art) projects. NEN measurements carried out by MeetAtelier (part of IGG Bouweconomie).
De Kandelaar
De Kandelaar is a collective building for various religious institutions, which is connected to the Grubbehoeve apartment building. The building accommodates the different religious cultures of Amsterdam South East and is unique in the Netherlands. There are five church halls, which can accommodate a total of nine hundred worshipers. De Kandelaar also offers space to a number of so-called self-organizations, a daycare center and a Turkish restaurant. NEN measurement carried out by MeetAtelier (part of IGG Bouweconomie).