An edition of Die Waage
(2009)
Die Waage
ein Bautyp des "Goldenen Jahrhunderts" in Holland
by Karl Kiem
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"Waag" is a singular, monofunctional architectural style prevelant in the Dutch Republic (1581-1795), principally in the provinces of Holland and Friesland. Its development came during the time of the so-called "Golden Century" (1585-1670). Unlike multifunctional commercial building styles prevalent in the rest of Europe at this time, the Dutch weighhouses all had weighing as their primary function located on the ground floors, and several sub-types were developed that are identified and described.
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Weighhouses, Waagehaus, Marketplaces, Commercial buildings, Architecture, HistoryPlaces
Netherlands, HollandTimes
17th century, 18th century| Edition | Availability |
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Die Waage: ein Bautyp des "Goldenen Jahrhunderts" in Holland
2009, Gebr. Mann Verlag
in German
3786126054 9783786126058
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 241-254) and index.
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