Den Haag (ZH) part 2/2
The Gereformeerde Noorderkerk was built in 1906 in a more or less neo-Romanesque style. Its architect was J.C. Wentinck.
Location: Schuytstraat 9
The St. Martha is another one of N. Molenaar's churches. It was mostly built in 1908-1909 but was completed in 1924 by the architect's son, N. Molenaar jr., who also added the tower.
Location:
Hoefkade 623
The
Roman Catholic St.
Paschalis Baylon is a typical example of
A.J.
Kropholler's
Traditionalist style. It dates from 1919-1921.
Location:
Wassenaarseweg 53
The
Roman Catholic Kerk
van de H. Familie ('Church of
the Holy Family') dates from 1921-1922 and was designed by J. Stuyt
in
a style that was inspired by early Romanesque churches in Germany.
Location:
Kamperfoelieplein 29
The reformed Julianakerk is a late example of Rationalism. It was designed by G. van Hoogevest and built in 1924-1926.
Location:
Schalkburgerstraat 217
Van Hoogevest also designed the reformed Laakkapel, which is in Rationalist style as well and was built in 1924.
Location:
Deimanstraat 7
The First
Church of Christ,
Scientist is the only church designed by architect H.P.
Berlage
that
was actually built. The church dates from 1925-1927.
Location: Andries Bickerweg 1a-b
The
Roman Catholic Kerk van
het
Allerheiligst Sacrament was built in 1925-1926 after a design
by N.
Molenaar jr..
Location: Sportlaan 127
The Bethlehemkerk
is a
reformed
church in simple Expressionist
style. the church was designed by J.C.
Meischke and P. Schmidt and dates from 1929-1931.
Location: Laan van Meerdervoort 627
The Gereformeerde Valkenboskerk is a big church in a moderate Expressionist style. It was designed by B. van Heyningen and built in 1929.
Location: Zuiderparklaan 2
Another
church designed by N.
Molenaar jr. is the St. Theresia van het Kind Jezus,
which was
built
in 1930-1931.
Location: Apeldoornselaan 242
The church of the Christian Community, the Thomaskerk, is an early example of Antroposofic Expressionist architecture built in 1936.
Location: Groot Hertoginnelaan 4
The Houtrustkerk is a small church in Traditionalist style, built in 1936 for a liberal protestant community. The architect was L. Blok. Unlike most of its neighbourhood, the church was spared from demolition during the construction of the Atlantikwall in World War Two.
Location: Houtrustweg 1
The Chr. Gereformeerde Jeruzalemkerk is another church in moderate Expressionist style, designed by A. van der Kraan and built in 1936.
Location: Pomonaplein 49
N. Molenaar jr. designed the catholic church Onbevlekt Hart van Maria, a building in Traditionalist style built in 1947.
Location: Bloklanderplein 15
The reformed Maranathakerk was built in 1949. It was designed by F.A. Eschauzier and is in Traditionalist style.
Location: 2e Sweelinckstraat 156
The Anglican church of St. John and St. Philip was built in a Traditionalist style in 1953. It was designed by J. Smit and replaced a church elsewhere in the city, which was destroyed in 1945.
Location: Ary van der Spuyweg 1
The Abdijkerk (abbey church) is the reformed church of Loosduinen. The early Gothic church shows a big Flemish influence in the nave and the tower.
Location: Willem-III-straat 40
The catholic church of Loosduinen is the O.L. Vrouwe Hemelvaart. This neo-Gothic church was designed by E.J. Margry and built in 1880-1881.
Location: Loosduinse Hoofdstraat 4
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