Embark on a unique guided bicycle tour through Amsterdam, delving into the architectural legacy of Margaret Kropholler. This immersive experience highlights her significant housing projects and personal journey as one of the few women architects contributing to the distinctive Amsterdam School style. Participants will visit key sites, uncovering stories behind her pioneering designs and contributions to urban development.
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This guided bike tour explores key housing projects designed by architect Margaret Kropholler, one of the few women working in the Amsterdam School style. The tour visits significant locations from her life and career, offering insights into her architectural contributions and personal history.
This bicycle tour focuses on the significant housing projects and life landmarks of Margaret Kropholler (1891-1966), an architect renowned for her work in the Amsterdam School style. As the first and only woman in this field, Kropholler designed numerous buildings, and the tour will visit key locations such as the Dagteeken- en ambachtsschool voor meisjes (drawing and craft school for girls) and her former residence and studio. The tour also highlights her contribution to the exhibition 'De Vrouw 1813-1913' and delves into her biography. Starting at Museum De Dageraad in Amsterdam-Zuid, the tour concludes near Mercatorplein in Amsterdam-West, lasting approximately two hours.
Tickets for this bike tour are available for purchase. Please note that admission to Museum De Dageraad is not included in the activity ticket and requires a separate entrance ticket.
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