Kramer and Röder's Ironware and Tools The building for Kramer and Röder, a wholesalers that traded in ironware and tools, was built at the same time as the premises for another firm of wholesalers, De Lange and Reek. Buildings
Katshoek office building Heer Bokelweg became the connection between Schiekade and the Rotte Tracé, a wide road from the centre to the motorway to Utrecht. The Katshoek building was the first structure built on this new and wide city boulevard. Buildings
Orthodox Reformed Church Surrounded by the imposing buildings of the Nationale Levensverzekerings Bank and the Technikon school, between Waterplein and a car park, lies this modest church building. Buildings
‘Vooruitgang’ bread factory and confectionery ‘Vooruitgang’, the Rotterdam Cooperative Bakery and Consumer Association, was founded in 1898 to provide good-quality bread and other foodstuffs to working class people at an affordable price. Buildings
Keuchenius School In 1958, the Society for the Foundation and Maintenance of Schools for Reformed Advanced Primary Education in Rotterdam applied for permission to construct a new school building. Buildings
Bijenkorf department store Bijenkorf department store moves after the war into a new building of architect Breuer at the Coolsingel Buildings National Monuments
Huf shop The Huf shop was a shoe shop by Anton Hof on the Hoogstraat since 1924. Buildings National Monuments
Minervahuis The Minerva House on Meent is part of a block largely completed during the period of reconstruction. Buildings
Stadstimmerhuis Meent For a long time Stadstimmerhuis meent has been the name given to the building that houses city departments that deal with construction. Buildings Municipal Monuments
Pannekoekstraat commercial building The Pannekoekstraat commercial building is a double building with retail space on the ground floor. Buildings Municipal Monuments
Het Vrije Volk office building (Slaakhuys) Former office building of the newspaper Het Vrije Volk, the Slaakhuys at the Slaak Rotterdam Buildings National Monuments
Thalia Theater A Jew from Poland, Abraham Tuschinski (1886‒1942) departed for the United States, but only got as far as Rotterdam. In 1911 he opened his first cinema, Thalia, on Coolvest. Buildings National Monuments
