Hallen van Stork

Five interconnected factory halls with rectangular floor plans, brick facades, and long gable roofs form an extensive manufacturing complex on Oostenburgervoorstraat.

The complex, built between 1897 and 1905 by architect A.L. van Gendt, produced locomotives, freight wagons, and the first cast iron diesel engine in 1903.

The brick architecture combines functional design with neo-renaissance details, incorporating decorative natural stone elements and multi-pane windows throughout the structures.

The interior spaces maintain their original wooden roof structures, cast iron window frames, and industrial features such as crane guidance systems and railway tracks.

The middle hall rises taller than its counterparts, featuring continuous skylights and a distinct series of 28-light windows along the Wittenburgervaart side.

Location: Amsterdam

Address: Oostenburgervoorstraat bij 181

GPS coordinates: 52.37124,4.92554

Latest update: March 21, 2025 21:28