CONTENTS

4 SITES

SILO

TETTERODE

DE LOODS

EDELWEIS

APPENDICES

NOTES

SUB-SITES

BOOK:  DAVID CARR-SMITH  -  IMPROVISED ARCHITECTURE IN AMSTERDAM INDUSTRIAL SQUATS & COLLECTIVES

"TETTERODE" SQUAT 1981-/COLLECTIVE 1986 to--   - p15(of 18)

BILDERDIJKSTRAAT: OLD BUILDING APARTMENTS .... in process

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THE BILDERDIJK OLD-BUILDING [bd]

BILDERDIJK OLD-BUILDING HOMES & STUDIO-APTS
[written 2006 - info re mid 1990s]  

In this section we will move upwards through the Bilderdijk old building's three living-space levels.

Bilderdijk's L1 is confusingly split between east and west portions of different height - its L2 / L3 floors are constant in level across the whole building. The west half of L1 (over a semi-basement) is lower and thus its apts are normal height, the east half is over ground-level shops and is thus 'entresol' ("half-height floor"). On L1 are the most radical apt transformations: its two enclaves have each coalesced into a huge single family home.

On L2 and L3 many apts typify Tetterode's smaller living-spaces: one window-bay single-volume with a 'platform' mezzanine. Among these are those of special significance: for instance Rein's apt [bd-L2 "Glazed-Court" enclave] is a very complex example of the type and will also serve to illustrate an aspect of design-development that is typical of these improvised dwellings. Though many L2 and L3 apts are typical their enclaves are not - both their layouts are influenced by the Bilderdijk building's width and the consequent size of its enclaves, and secondly a huge light-well that removes the centre of L3 and provides for L2 a central lit court (the "Glazed-Court").  

In the 1990s there were 32 Bilderdijk living-spaces, when revisited in 2008 there were 29 and several were substantially changed by new users, indeed two whole enclaves had each been transformed into single family homes. A reduction in the total number of living-spaces is an tendency in recent Tetterode. 

In this section we will visit 26 living spaces, some recorded in two states of occupation.

bd-L1:
GISA KÜFFNER [bd-L1/lm]  /  (UNNAMED-1) APT 
GEERT-JAN [bd-L1/lm]  /  ditto
WILLY [bd-L1/lm]  /  ditto
MARTINE VAN KAMPEN [bd-L1/eS]  /  (UNNAMED-2) APT 
MARION OELMANN [bd-L1/eS]  /  ditto
TON SEELEN [bd-L1/eS]  /  ditto
GONNY SCHROËN [bd-L1/eN]
bd-L2:
YVONNE DROGE  
JEROEN WERNER
MONIQUE 
REIN VAN DER VLIET  
MIRJAM ZOTOS  
DRAGEN  /  JOCHEM
TOEK  
ARNOLD HOLEWIJN  
ANNEMARIE BRANDSMA  
LINDA THEUNISSEN
bd-L3: 
LOES
SABINE DEN TOOM  
THEO VERBOOM  
TONY THIJSSEN  /  INGE WILLEMS 
HENK STEUNENBURG  
CHRIS BAATEN
DESIRÉE VAN HOEK  /  DIRK STELER
CORA BUIS
ROEL ENDENDIJK  

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On this page are shown the level-1 living-spaces: 

In the 1990s both the "Lettermagazijn" (bd-L1/lm) and the "South Entresol" (bd-L1/eS) were enclaves, each with three living-spaces. When re-recorded in 2006 and 2008 the organisation of bd-L1 had substantially simplified and both enclaves had become single huge apts:

bd-L1/lm - MARJOLIJN - [recorded: 1990]  /  GISA KÜFFNER - [recorded: 1993]
bd-L1/lm - GEERT-JAN - [recorded: 1993]
bd-L1/lm - GEMMA - [recorded: 1990]  /  WILLY - [recorded: 1993]
bd-L1/lm (as single apt) - (UNNAMED-1) - [recorded: 2008] 
bd-L1/eS - MARTINE VAN KAMPEN  - [recorded: 1993]
bd-L1/eS - MARION OELMANN - [recorded: 1993]
bd-L1/eS - TON SEELEN - [recorded: 1993]
bd-L1/eS (as single apt) - (UNNAMED-2) - [recorded: 2006] 
bd-L1/eN - GONNY SCHROËN - [recorded: 1993]

BILDERDIJK: bd-L1:  bd-L1/lm ENCLAVE / APT ("Lettermagazijn")  //  bd-L1/eS ENCLAVE / APT ("South-Entresol")  //  bd-L1/eN APT ("North-Entresol")

Bilderdijk level-1 contains two enclaves: the "Lettermagazijn" and "South Entresol", and a large independent apt known as the "North Entresol".

Level-1 is complex - the floor is fragmented into two areas by two intrusive and asymmetrically placed street-level 7m-high voids: the Tetterode Company Entrance Hall in the block's NE corner and its former show-room across the centre of its W side. Furthermore the floor has two levels: its Courtyard-facing east side is over a semi-basement and thus lower - consequently supporting normal height room spaces; the two 'entresol' floors on its street-facing side are over ground-level shops and thus shallower "in-between floors". 

Spread along behind the Courtyard's east facade is the "Lettermagazijn" enclave - in the normal height space over the semi-sunken "Trut" nightclub. A row of magnificent rooms culled from the factory's letter-type store.

The so-called "South Entresol" was (when recorded in mid 90s) an enclave of three apts with a shared social-space/kitchen. It is confusingly named since it occupies the building's full width and thus only its west half is actually an 'entresol'. It is entered from the building's south-east stair into the lobby of its east portion, which comprises one apt and the enclave's shared space. The lobby contains the east portion's elaborately glazed doorway and a stair rising to its shallower west portion, the 'entresol' proper, comprising two apts; there is also a weirdly located and inconspicuous door into the Lettermagazijn enclave's south end.

The "North Entresol" living space is not an enclave, it does not, like its southern twin, extend beyond the entresol's boundary which here is filled with a single isolated apt, confined to half the building's width by the building's north-stair and the 7m high Co. Entrance Hall beyond.

These west-front "Entresols" were designed as apts (for factory staff) [1]. Even though their spaces are now re-divided by new walls, their floor height, enclosure and separation, window-style, service-installations, (and perhaps more subtle traces of intention and use), convey a sense of domesticity completely absent in Merkelbach; which achieves only 'hostel-floors' in Hartcamp; and is otherwise in Bilderdijk reliant on the 'family-like' cohesion which results from social autonomy and isolation (Lettermagazijn enclave) or centralized physical/social focus and relative isolation ('Glazed-Court' enclave bd-L2).

SOCIAL CHANGES IN THE BILDERDIJK ENCLAVES
[written: 2010]

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bd-L1/lm ("LETTERMAGAZIJN") as ENCLAVE & as INDEPENDENT APT
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[written 1994:]

This is the most serene and elegant of Tetterode's enclaves. From the outside its row of big windows dominates the south side of the courtyard - but from within it is so hidden that a resident two floors above claimed not to know of it.

[written 2010:] 

In c 2004 the Lettermagazijn enclave became a single living-space. Thus any comparison of older and newer versions of an enclave's apts and shared facilities is transcended by the fact that these are now all parts of a single home. The 1990s enclave is shown first and the independent home (as it was in 2008) second.

THE CONVERSION OF THE "LETTERMAGAZIJN" TO A DOMESTIC ENCLAVE 
[written 1994:]

The Lettermagazijn was built as the type-foundry's 'letter-store': a single rectangular space half the building's width (19m x 10m x 4m). All the floor-surface - including the long mezzanine gallery along the inner side of the big room and its jetty-like extensions towards the windows - was crowded with rows of shelved cabinets filled with lead type specimens. In spite of the high quality of its fittings (including a hard African Iroko-wood floor) the space was packed full, dark, painted olive green.

In 1986 three people removed all the type-cabinets (yielding much clean planking) and changed it into a row of four big rooms by building dividing walls along the centers of the three promontory galleries and between their twinned supporting posts. They walled out a common access space beneath their mezzanines, linking the three apts with a social kitchen and a completely tiled 7m² shower and wash-machine cell with a separate wc.

THE LETTERMAGAZIJN IN 1910  (pic [© Tetterode Co archive (Dhr.Timmer)] 1910 / prob. NNW)	THE LETTERMAGAZIJN BEING CONVERTED FOR DOMESTIC USE (pic [© Rein van der Vliet] approx 1988 / to NW)

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THE TWO ENTRIES TO THE bd-L1/lm "LETTERMAGAZIJN" ENCLAVE
[written 1994:]

The Lettermagazijn enclave has entrances at both ends, but finding them is puzzling. Its north entry is inside an anonymous door at the courtyard's NW-corner: hidden round the angle of a small dark passage is a locked door whose little window faces stair-treads - if one can gain admittance here one will emerge into the centre of the enclave's beautiful kitchen under its yellow gallery steps. Its south entry is inside the locked [bd-L1/eS] S-Entresol's foyer where ones curiosity must resist an over-grand stair plus a facade of coloured glass and notice a dull little locked door - if one gains admittance here one is finally inside the enclave. It opens into a cornered passage into a long low-lit space, so 'within' that "hallway" is too preliminary a term, "corridor" too active and cold for this shared place that lies behind all the rooms...their 'exchange-space'. A comfortable sense of shared privacy and secure enclosure pertains here; it seems a 'subterranean' distance to the 'outside' - contradicted by views, through 1970's shop doors, of magnificent rooms with vast end-windows.

LETTERMAGAZIJN N-ENTRY DOOR - COURTYARD NW CORNER (pic 26-04-2008 / to NW) The narrow right-hand door (routinely locked) guards a cluttered L-shaped passage to the Lettermagazijn's (also locked) kitchen-stair door. (The left-hand door accesses the bd semi-basement rented by De Trut nightclub.)	LETTERMAGAZIJN N-ENTRY PASSAGE TO KITCHEN STAIR - VIEW THROUGH THE DOOR-WINDOW (pic 26-04-2008 / to NNW)	LETTERMAGAZIJN S-ENTRY DOOR - IN THE S-ENTRESOL'S LOBBY (pic 26-04-2008 / to NE) The left-hand door (routinely locked) is the Lettermagazijn's south entry. The door to its right (also locked) is the lobby's exit onto Bilderdijk's south-stair [see bd S-Stair]. At extreme right is the elaborate entry-door into the lower portion of the S-Entresol enclave.)
LETTERMAGAZIJN S-ENTRY DOOR - IN THE S-ENTRESOL'S LOBBY (pic 26-04-2008 / to W) This (locked) door opens directly into the Lettermagazijn enclave's 'common-space' corridor. (The stair rises to the 'entresol' portion of the S-Entresol enclave.)

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bd-L1/lm "Lettermagazijn" ENCLAVE   [recorded 1990 & 1993]
[written 1994:]

This is the most serene and elegant of Tetterode's enclaves. From the outside its row of big windows dominates the south side of the courtyard - but from within it is so hidden that a resident two floors above claimed not to know of it.

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ENCLAVE KITCHEN (1986 --) (bd-L1/lm / N-end - 1 bay)

The shared kitchen and dining space at the N-end is more enclosed than the apts: Courtyard workshops claim the lower part of the big window and its upper-portion is shaded under the bridges. The dominating feature is a monumental and clearly conceived wooden stair, up to the gallery and down to a passage to its 'hidden' courtyard north entry.

ENCLAVE KITCHEN: (pic 08-1990 / to W) At the back left is the entry from the common-space; at the rear is the wall and door of the wash/wc room. The central stair ascends to a gallery and also descends to a locked door, exiting into a narrow passage to the Courtyard's NW corner.	ENCLAVE KITCHEN: (pic 08-1993 / to NNW) The strident colors of 1990 have been tamed and subtleised.	ENCLAVE KITCHEN: (pic 08-1993 / to NE) From the entry.
ENCLAVE KITCHEN: (pic 08-1993 / to NW)	ENCLAVE KITCHEN WINDOW: (pic 08-1990 / to NNE) The kitchen window looks over the N-end workshops and is thus shortened - starting too high up the wall to allow a horizontal view. What is window in the three apts is here a tiled wall behind the sink and worktop, capped with a long shelf.

MARJOLIJN APT  (1986 --) (bd-L1/lm / N-cntr - 1 bay
[This living-space was recorded in 1990 when occupied by Marjolijn and again in 1993 when occupied by Gisa - both versions are shown below.]

GISA KÜFFNER APT (1993 --) (bd-L1/lm / N-cntr - 1 bay)
[In 1991 Gisa moved into what had been Marjolijn's living-space)

GEERT-JAN APT (1986 --)  (bd-L1/lm / S-cntr - 1 bay)

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GEMMA APT (19## --) (1bd-L1/lm / S-end - 1 bay)
[This living-space was recorded in 1990 when occupied by Gemma and again in 1993 when occupied by Willy - both versions are shown below.]

GEMMA APT (PRE WILLY): (pic 08-1990 / to SW) Gemma was the first inhabitant of this S-end apt.

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WILLY APT (c1991 --) (1bd-L1/lm / S-end - 1 bay)
[Probably in 1991 Willy moved into what had been Gemma's living-space)

WILLY (EX GEMMA): (pic 08-1993 / to EEN)

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bd-L1/lm "Lettermagazijn" as INDEPENDENT APT   [recorded 2008]

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(UNNAMED-1) APT (c2004 --) (bd-L1/lm / whole)

In 2004(?), after Gisa left the north apt-space, two other Lettermagazijn inhabitants transformed this 1990s enclave into a single independent family home. When recorded in 2008 this functional melding seems to have provoked only one structural-spatial change, an extending of their mezzanine sleeping space (in what was the north-apt) through a new opening in the dividing wall, onto a portion of the kitchen mezzanine; other changes are non-structural, consisting of redistribution of the family's accoutrements between the three previously separate apts.

I will show the five main spaces continuously, but in a similar sequence to the above: 1: the N-end space kitchen is almost unchanged but its mezzanine has begun to be developed; 2: the N-centre space is one adult's work room, with the adults bedroom on its mezzanine; 3: the S-centre space is now the family living-room, with  the other adult's work-space on its mezzanine; 4: the S-end space and its mezzanine is now the childrens space - the younger child uses its east portion, the older uses its mezzanine.

We enter this magnificent home from the Lettermagazijn's lobby at its S-end, into its 'connecting space' (a sort of wide straight passageway) that accesses in sequence its four main 'rooms' - the last (at the north end) is the kitchen - there the visit will begin.  .
(UNNAMED) APT: 'CONNECTING SPACE' WITH SOUTH APT ENTRY (paste-up 2-pics 26-04-2008 / to SSE) Past the (non-functional) 'lift' is the apt's S-entry from the (former) enclave's lobby. The apt's childrens' room opens to left.	(UNNAMED) APT: 'CONNECTING SPACE' TO SOUTH (pic 26-04-2008 / to SSE)	(UNNAMED) APT: 'CONNECTING SPACE' TO NORTH END (pic 26-04-2008 / to NW) At the far end is a wc, the passage then turns right past a bath room and into the kitchen.
At the far north end of the passage we turn right into the kitchen (substantially unchanged since the time of the enclave) and climb its yellow mezzanine stair. The 'kitchen-balcony' portion of this mezzanine is at present undeveloped except as a temp-store, however its rear portion, that reaches back over the bathroom and passage below, is a room dedicated to storage and service of fabrics and clothes, a functional adjunct of the adults' bedroom on the mezzanine of the neighbouring north-centre room and connected with it via an opening in the separating wall. .
(UNNAMED) APT (N-END): KITCHEN - FROM 'CONNECTING SPACE' ENTRY (pic 16-04-2008 / to NE)	(UNNAMED) APT (N-END): KITCHEN - STAIR DOWN TO N-ENTRY (pic 26-04-2008 / to EEN)	(UNNAMED) APT (N-END): KITCHEN - E-WALL CABINETS, SINK, COOKER (pic 26-04-2008 / to EEN)
(UNNAMED) APT (N-END): KITCHEN - VIEWED FROM MEZZANINE (pic 26-04-2008 / to E)	(UNNAMED) APT: KITCHEN MEZZANINE - STORE (VIEWED FROM REAR ROOM) (pic 26-04-2008 / to E)	(UNNAMED) APT (N-END): KITCHEN MEZZANINE - REAR ROOM (CONNECTING WITH N-CNTR MEZZANINE BEDROOM)  (pic 26-04-2008 / to N)
From the bedroom mezzanine of this north-centre space we descend into an adults' work room. This space is the most northern of the erstwhile three enclave apts (it was once the apt of Gisa Küffner [see above]).  .
(UNNAMED) APT (N-CNTR): MEZZANINE BEDROOM SPACE (paste-up 2-pics 26-04-2008 / to EES)	(UNNAMED) APT (N-CNTR): ADULT'S WORK SPACE - TO MEZZANINE & ENTRY END (pic 26-04-2008 / to W)	(UNNAMED) APT (N-CNTR): ADULT'S WORK SPACE - SW CORNER WITH RED CHAIR (pic 26-04-2008 / to W)
(UNNAMED) APT (N-CNTR): ADULT'S WORK SPACE - TO SE CORNER (pic 26-04-2008 / to SSE)	(UNNAMED) APT (N-CNTR): ADULT'S WORK SPACE - E-END WINDOW VIEW OF BRIDGES (pic 26-04-2008 / to NE)	(UNNAMED) APT (N-CNTR): ADULT'S WORK SPACE - E-END WINDOW VIEW OF HARTCAMP BUILDING (pic 26-04-2008 / to EES)
To pass from the north-center space to the next two we must use the connecting passage that runs under their mezzanines. The next space (the 'south-center' one - once the apt of Geert-Jan [see above]) is the family sitting and dining room, with an adult's work space on its mezzanine.  .
(UNNAMED) APT (S-CNTR): LIVING-ROOM - TO ENTRY END (paste-up 2-pics 26-04-2008 / to W)	(UNNAMED) APT (S-CNTR): LIVING-ROOM - TO E-END WINDOW VIA DINING & SITTING SPACES (pic 26-04-2008 / to E)	(UNNAMED) APT (S-CNTR): LIVING-ROOM - E-END OF MEZZANINE GALLERY; PLUS TWO CATS (pic 26-04-2008 / to SSE)
The last of the three huge 'cells', the south-end one nearest the apt's entry (once the apt of Willy [see above]), is divided between the two children - the eldest uses the mezzanine. Thus all the major functions and needs of a family are clearly delineated and demarcated within this simple procession of four big volumes and their connecting space. .
(UNNAMED) APT (S-END): CHILDREN'S SPACE - TO WINDOW END (pic 26-04-2008 / to EEN)	(UNNAMED) APT (S-END): CHILDREN'S SPACE - FROM MEZZANINE (pic 26-04-2008 / to E)	(UNNAMED) APT (S-END): CHILDREN'S SPACE - N SIDE TOY STORE (pic 26-04-2008 / to NNE)
(UNNAMED) APT (S-END): CHILDREN'S SPACE - N SIDE TOY STORE (pic 26-04-2008 / to #)	(UNNAMED) APT (S-END): CHILDREN'S SPACE - SE-CORNER CHILD-2 SPACE FROM MEZZANINE  (pic 26-04-2008 / to EES)	(UNNAMED) APT (S-END): CHILDREN'S SPACE - E-END CHILD-2 SPACE (pic 26-04-2008 / to S)
(UNNAMED) APT (S-END): CHILDREN'S SPACE - S-SIDE STAIR TO MEZZANINE (pic 26-04-2008 / to S)	(UNNAMED) APT (S-END): CHILDREN'S SPACE - CHILD-1 MEZZANINE SPACE: DESK (pic 26-04-2008 / to E)	(UNNAMED) APT (S-END): CHILDREN'S SPACE - CHILD-1 MEZZANINE SPACE (pic 26-04-2008 / to WWN)

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bd-L1/eS ("South-Entresol") as ENCLAVE & as INDEPENDENT APT

The so-called "South Entresol" is accessed through a locked door on the first landing. It comprises three apartments and a shared kitchen/eating-space with an added platform 'for guests'. 

Confusingly, the "Entresol" is only part of the enclave. Up a short stair from the entry lobby are the two apts (Marion's and Ton's) that occupy the "Entresol" proper, the 'in-between floor' overlooking the Bilderdijkstraat, squeezed over shops in the building's SE corner. This has long been domestically occupied - before the squatters the Tetterode caretakers' families lived in rooms which overlapped these present living-spaces, which show a ghost plan of walls on the 90 year old floor. The central shared kitchen and the third apt (Martine's) flank the Lettermagazijn east of the entresol floor, in normal height Tetterode spaces.

In 2006 I briefly visited the "S-Entresol" and discovered it had been transformed by new occupants into a single huge family home. 

BILDERDIJK OLD BUILDING: PLAN - LEVEL 1 "SOUTH-ENTRESOL" ENCLAVE [bd-L1/eS] (Architect-Drawing 1986 / top is EEN)  The "South Entresol" is a confusing label for an enclave which combines within its boundary the S-Entresol's two apts with conventional full-height spaces on the building's east side (an apt and the shared kitchen).	BILDERDIJK OLD BUILDING: PLAN - LEVEL 1 "SOUTH-ENTRESOL" APT [bd-L1/eS] (Plan: Mikel van Gelderen 2006 / info 2008 / top is EEN) [Not recorded in 2008.]

SOUTH ENTRESOL LOBBY: EAST-LEVEL ENTRY DOOR (pic 26-04-2008 / to E) On the right is the flamboyant entry to the lower portion of the S-Entresol independent family-apt (formerly the S-Entresol enclave of 3 apts). The door on its left is the lobby's exit to Bilderdijk's south-stair [see bd S-Stair]. (The extreme-left door is the Lettermagazijn's south entry.)	SOUTH ENTRESOL LOBBY: STAIR TO UPPER W-FRONT ENTRESOL ROOMS (paste-up 2-pics 26-04-2008 / to SW) The stair up to the west-side 'entresol' portion of the enclave.

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bd-L1/eS "South-Entresol" ENCLAVE   [recorded 1993]

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ENCLAVE SHARED SPACE & KITCHEN, & GUEST-PLATFORM (19## -) (bd-L1/eS / centre)

ENCLAVE SHARED SPACE & KITCHEN: (pic 08-1993 / to S) The sitting/dining room for the enclave. Through the arch is its kitchen. Overhead is a 'guest' platform. The three high windows (shared by the platform) open onto an open 'loggia' on Tetterode's S-facade (ref Marion's apt below).	ENCLAVE SHARED SPACE FROM 'GUEST' PLATFORM (pic 08-1993 / to SW)	ENCLAVE SHARED SPACE - ON THE GUEST PLATFORM (pic 08-1993 / to SW) At this time Boris (a painter) occupied the 'guest' platform.
ENCLAVE SHARED KITCHEN: (pic 08-1993 / to WWS)

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MARTINE VAN KAMPEN APT (19## -)  (bd-L1/eS / SE-cnr)

 

MARTINE APT (pic 08-1993 / to NE) Martine's 1-bay space is a typical small 'Tetterode factory' platform apt, not in the 'real' entresol. Though included in the 'S-Entresol' enclave and opening off its shared central kitchen/diner, it is on the east side facing the courtyard; unlike the other two enclave apts on the Bilderdijk front, established in a unique type of Tetterode space, pre-designed for domesticity.	MARTINE APT (pic 08-1993 / to WWS)

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MARION OELMANN APT (Oct 1987 -)  (bd-L1/eS / SW-cnr)

In October 1987 Marion moved into a small dark room in the centre of the Entresol, opened its wall into this extensive space, walled a portion of the common landing for its kitchen/entry-hall and renovated its cupboard-sized shower and WC.

This long low clearly ordered room penetrating deeply into the building's width and opening above the street, typifies the style of many A'dam flats, but with 2 bizarre exceptions: its dark-red entry-hall is also a tiny cubic kitchen, and a picture-sized square opens in its rear wall onto a subject astonishingly detached from its setting: a dark vision of a huge-arched loggia with sky in its brows high over a chin-high floor. An unexplained feature of Tetterode's south facade.

MARION APT: ENTRY & KITCHEN (pic [damaged] 08-1993 / to EES) The apt's 'front-door' (serving also as a notice board) opens directly from the landing into a tiny kitchen/hallway - here viewed through its door into the main living-room..	MARION APT: FROM NEAR ENTRY (pic 08-1990 / to SW) Looking out over Bilderdijkstraat at the S-end of Tetterode through the small windows of the "entresol", in a space originally designated for habitation rather than factory.	MARION APT: FROM NEAR ENTRY (pic 08-1993 / to SW) In three years since the last visit the living-space has been rearranged and houses more objects.
MARION APT: (pic 08-1993 / to SE) The yellow Music Cupboard (1993) was designed on paper and made by Rein in his workshop from new wood.	MARION APT: (pic 08-1993 / to EES) The SE corner is a bed, a ## cubicle and a window exit to an exterior loggia.	MARION APT: (pic 08-1993 / to SE) At the SE corner this small window gives access to an arched 'loggia'.
MARION APT: (pic 08-1993 / to EES) This strange 'left-over' space opens above the enclave's kitchen through Tetterode's SSE facade ...an arched loggia which Marion uses as a wash-drying area, accessing it through a small window at her apt's NE corner.

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TON SEELEN APT (19## -)  (bd-L1/eS / NW-cnr)

 

TON APT: ALL FROM NEAR ENTRY (pic 08-1993 / to SW) Adjoining Marion's apt is Ton's which looks out over Bilderdijkstraat at the S-end of Tetterode through the smaller windows of the "entresol", in an area originally designed for domestic use.	TON APT: NW CORNER (pic 08-1993 / to W)

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bd-L1/eS  INDEPENDENT APT "South-Entresol"   [recorded 2006]

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(UNNAMED-2) APT (c2003 --) (bd-eS / whole) 

On a brief visit in 2006 to this huge new family home I was allowed to take quick snapshots of three of what previously were separate enclave spaces: 1: the enclave's shared space and kitchen; 2: the apt space of Martine van Kampen; 3: the apt space of Ton Seelen; it was not possible to visit the enclave's fourth space: Marion Oelmann's apt {see all these above]. It was also not possible to revisit this extraordinary new Tetterode location

(UNNAMED) APT: SPACE-1 (EX S-ENTRESOL ENCLAVE - SHARED SPACE & KITCHEN) (pic 27-10-06 / to SSE)	(UNNAMED) APT SPACE-2 (EX S-ENTRESOL ENCLAVE - MARTINE VAN KAMPEN APT) (pic 27-10-06 / to E)	(UNNAMED) APT SPACE-3 (CHILDS[?] (EX S-ENTRESOL ENCLAVE - TON SEELEN APT) (pic 27-10-06 / to SW)

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bd-L1/eN  INDEPENDENT APT ("North-Entresol")

The smaller ½-building-width north "Entresol" is undivided - not an enclave but a single large isolated apt.

BILDERDIJK OLD BUILDING: PLAN - LEVEL 1 "NORTH-ENTRESOL" APT [bd-L1/eN] (Architect-Drawing 1986 / top is EEN)  The "North Entresol" is an isolated large apt.

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GONNY SCHROËN APT (19## -) (bd-L1/eN / W-side)

Opening directly from a circulation route, this is one of very few Tetterode apts not part of a locked enclave. Its 'front-door' is on the first landing of the Bilderdijk old building's N-stair.

GONNY APT: (pic 08-1993 / to W)	GONNY APT: (pic 08-1993 / to E)

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< TETTERODE - p3:  RESIDENTIAL DOMAINS <

< TETTERODE - p4:  DACOSTAKADE BUILDINGS: MERKELBACH & HARTCAMP <

< TETTERODE - p5:  DACOSTAKADE: MERKELBACH APTS - mb//mb1/mb2 <

< TETTERODE - p6:  DACOSTAKADE: MERKELBACH APTS - mb3 <  

< TETTERODE - p7:  DACOSTAKADE: MERKELBACH APTS - mb4 <

< TETTERODE - p8:  DACOSTAKADE: MERKELBACH APTS - mb5/mb6 <

< TETTERODE - p9:  DACOSTAKADE: HARTCAMP APTS - hc//hc1/hc2 <  

< TETTERODE - p10:  DACOSTAKADE: HARTCAMP APTS - hc3 <

< TETTERODE - p11:  DACOSTAKADE: HARTCAMP APTS - hc4(1) <

< TETTERODE - p12:  DACOSTAKADE: HARTCAMP APTS - hc4(2) <

< TETTERODE - p13:  DACOSTAKADE: HARTCAMP APTS - hc5/hc6 <

< TETTERODE - p14:  BILDERDIJKSTRAAT BUILDINGS <

   TETTERODE - p15:  BILDERDIJKSTRAAT APTS - bd//bd1

> TETTERODE - p16:  BILDERDIJKSTRAAT APTS - bd2 >  

> TETTERODE - p17:  BILDERDIJKSTRAAT APTS - bd3 > 

> TETTERODE - p18:  BILDERDIJKSTRAAT APTS - bdN >

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CONTENTS

4 SITES

SILO

TETTERODE

DE LOODS

EDELWEIS

APPENDICES

NOTES

SUB-SITES