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Jan Ernst van der Pek

Illustration — Jan Ernst van der Pek, 1910 Jan Ernst van der Pek (5 October 1865 - 23 March 1919) was a Dutch architect. Van der Pek was a significant contributor towards the development of public housing in the Netherlands. He designed complexes of workers' houses in Amsterdam that were of solid construction and affordable.

Also recorded as J. E. van der Pek

Jan Ernst van der Pek

Jan Ernst van der Pek, 1910

J.E. van der Pek (1865-1929), 1910. Foto: Stadsarchief Amsterdam. (found online at buurtwinkels.amsterdammuseum.nl · Public domain

Born
1865 · Amsterdam.
Died
1919 · Amsterdam.
Nationality
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Occupation
architect · amateur painter

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Illustration — Jan Ernst van der Pek, 1910 Jan Ernst van der Pek (5 October 1865 - 23 March 1919) was a Dutch architect. Van der Pek was a significant contributor towards the development of public housing in the Netherlands. He designed complexes of workers' houses in Amsterdam that were of solid construction and affordable.

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