Dating from the early 1950s, the large, monumental complex of the Coöp flour mill is one of the last remaining industrial structures in Katendrecht. The complex consists of various volumes, each with its own architectural expression.
The Municipal Health Service Building located near the mobility hub Zuidplein had been built because of the foreseen population growth in the South of Rotterdam. Today it is a swimming pool.
The seven metro stations in the South have been designed by municipal architect ir. Veerling. He had just started working for Rotterdam. The commission was to design similar stations in materials, interior and signs.
When Holland America Line (HAL) concentrated its activity on Wilhelminapier after the Second World War, there was a need for a central building containing workshops and storage spaces.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church and residential building with stores have been designed by the same architects Vermeer and Van Herwaarden, almost as an complex.