US EditionFifteen Post-1965 Buildings Nominated to Become New National Momuments
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The Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands has nominated fifteen Post 65 buildings for national monument status. This is the first time in 25 years that a series...
National monuments are often centuries-old buildings like churches and castles, but soon a number of much younger ones will be added. The Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands (RCE) announced this today. Compared to the older national monuments, the "objects," as they're known in jargon, are very young. They are now being given protected status because so much demolition is taking place that the agency fears important objects will be lost.…
Fifteen post-1965 buildings nominated to become new national momuments
The Cultural Heritage Agency of the Nehterlands (RCE) has started the process of designating national monuments from the post-1965 period. Fifteen locations have been nominated, from a high-tech train station to a barrier-free event hall. “With these youngest national monuments in the Netherlands, the designation of an entirely new generation of national monuments has begun,” the RCE said.
The Hubertushuis, the former nursing home on Plantage Middenlaan, has been nominated by the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands (RCE) to become a new national monument. It is one of fifteen buildings in the Netherlands that could receive this status. The Hubertushuis was completed in 1978 and is initially also called the Mother House. Aldo van Eyck designed the building at the request of the Sint-Hubertus Vereniging: specifically for unm…
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